I had the same problem on my Debian Wheezy box up to about two days ago. Apparently, during an upgrade the ~/,kde.share/apps/kaffeine/xine-config file was replaced with a default configuration file. I located the line labeled `#audio.driver: auto`, removed the comment, changed auto to pulseaudio and it started working again without needing a reboot. Just make sure to close Kaffeine before editing the file. For some reason, Kaffeine does not use the configuration in the .xine subdirectory. Good luck, Jeff
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