Richard:
OK here goes:
Without installing pulseaudio:
Open xine-player. Look which devices you have available and try them out,
instead of the automatic setting.
When you got so far open the file
/home/userx/.kde/share/apps/kaffeine/xine-config
[after all you installed kaffeine which pulls kde partly after it, even if you
use LXDE]
find the line
# audio driver
# { auto sndio pulseaudio alsa oss jack none file }, default: 0
# audio.driver:auto
change the latter to
audio.driver:the-driver-which-worked-for-xine
in my case I did
audio.driver:pulseaudio
Voilá kaffeine finds its audio device.
Hope that helps
Thank you for asking for help because that made me getting up my lazy behind
and find the problem.
Regards,
Eike
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