On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 07:16:50PM -0500, Mark Wallace wrote:
> What do you think that it is, Mike?
>

Either buggy audio drivers (fairly common) or Ubuntu pulling
weird/broken media libraries (I've seen their license-dodging stuff not
pull in the right versions of things several times).

Much more likely that it is a sound driver problem, as someone else
already suggested.

-m

>
>
> Mike Kershaw wrote:
>> On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 06:59:24PM -0500, Mark Wallace wrote:
>>> The problem might be codecs.  Many of the codecs that we are using are 
>>> reverse engineered, and some are better than others.  Ubuntu lists codecs 
>>> as good, bad and ugly for this reason (besides their might being a 
>>> violation of copyright laws in the case of some of the windows codecs.)
>>>
>>> Try installing different codecs.  that can get compicated in that you 
>>> might install the right one but your system might still be using the 
>>> wrong one that is giving you the trouble.  Be carefull uninstalling 
>>> codecs.  Be sure that you remember which ones that you installed so that  
>>> you can put them back in.
>> MP3 codecs are not reverse engineered.  The codec is very well known and
>> published.  Licensing issues are something else entirely.
>> -m
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