Paul: > I was playing the CD tracks in Sound Juicer, it probably locked the > audio device, because when I closed Sound Juicer and Songbird and reopen > Songbird I was able to play "oga" files.
Yes, that's probably what happened. > But, > > I cannot play the WAV file with Songbird, Totem or Realplayer, they > complain about GStreamer. > > From Totem: > > An error occurred > GStreamer encountered a general stream error. > > From Realplayer: > > Error > A general error has occurred. > > From Songbird: > > Media Core Error > Songbird has encountered the following media core error: > Songbird encountered a general stream error > > So it looks like there is some general GStreamer error occuring. Any > thought on debugging it? Yes, this could be a GStreamer bug. I would recommend testing it by running gst-launch directly. The following pipeline should play a WAV file on Solaris: gst-launch filesrc location=/path/to/file.wav ! wavparse ! audioconvert ! sunaudiosink Note the gst-launch pipe characters are exclamation marks. Does this work? If not, you could try adding the "--gst-debug-level=3" option to gst-launch and see if the debug output is helpful. Note you can change the "3" to a lower or higher number to get less or more verbose messages. I would also test with a few different WAV files, from different sources just to verify that it isn't a problem in a WAV file itself. Brian
