Make sure that you have the sound device (CD, etc.) actually connected because that's what is used. When I had problems gettting XMMS to give sound (all other sound worked) it was because I had the CD, not the DVD connected to the soundcard port. I'd check it - I thought mine was until I actually checked and then I realized I'd connected the othe drive!
> On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 17:43, Brian Richardson wrote: > > It's probably easiest just to use the KMix applet, as it unmutes and sets > > the volume in one click. However, if you don't use KDE, you might want to > > have a look at the man page for amixer. > > > > -- Brian > > Brian, > I don't believe this is specifically an Alsa problem. I have sound > running. I can play CDs using alsaplayer. I can run Jack and Jack > applications and have no major problems getting sound. I can play some > games and get sound from them. > > I was really trying to see if I was doing something incorrect with > setting up xmms as I've never used that application for anything. > > I run fluxbox, but again, other apps have sound. It's only xmms I'm > not being successful with right now. > > Thanks for your help! > > Mark -- Brett I. Holcomb AKA Grunt <>< -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
