Le 28/09/2012 09:48, shirish शिरीष a écrit :
> at bottom :-
>
> On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 11:01 PM, Tomasz Buchert
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hi Shirish,
>> I uploaded a package to experimental repositories, you should be able to
>> grab it soon. I am not closing this bug yet, however, since I am not
>> completely sure that this will land in unstable and then testing =>
>> somebody has to test it to see if it's stable. I will cooperate with
>> upstream on this.
>
> Dear Tomasz,
> I installed it but was not able to hear any sound.
>
> $ apt-show-versions -a stellarium
> stellarium 0.11.4a-2~1.gbpd4f751 install ok installed
> stellarium 0.10.5-1 stable ftp.debian.org
> stellarium 0.11.3-1 wheezy ftp.debian.org
> stellarium 0.11.3-1 unstable ftp.debian.org
> stellarium 0.11.4a-2~1.gbpd4f751 experimental ftp.debian.org
> stellarium/experimental uptodate 0.11.4a-2~1.gbpd4f751
>
> When stellarium boots up (kinda) does it play any sound/song ?
>
> Also where were you able to hear sounds or something for me to
> investigate ? If there is some constellation or star where you want me
> to look please lemme know.
>
>> Cheers,
>> Tomasz
>
As far as I know, the sound support is really only about scripts: for
the testing purposes I've created the following scripts in my
~/.stellarium/scripts:
//
// Name: Sound Test
// License: Public Domain
// Author: Tomasz Buchert
// Description: None
//
core.wait(1);
core.loadSound("music.ogg", "music");
core.playSound("music");
core.wait(100);
(of course I've put an example music.ogg file in that directory as well)
Then you can launch stellarium and go to "Configuration" -> "Scripts" to
launch it.
Did you expect some Vangelis music when discovering the sky instead? :)
Cheers,
Tomasz
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