if it's anything like my setup you'll probably find pulseaudio keeps
breaking like it did on 8.04. I don't know what advantages pulse has
by my audio has been flaky, inconsistent and poor at handling
simultaneous inputs since I upgraded.
I usually just find the pid for pulseaudio and kill -9 it.
Hi Dean
Thanks for the reply.
My Bad not thinking that problem may be with Flash.
Have just found a post on a Forum that recommended installing
libflashsupport deb for Flash 9.
Installed, and so far everything is working fine.
Bill
distribution?
in general
/etc/init.d/alsa[-utils] restar
bill wrote:
> Quite often after viewing youtube clip in Firefix 3 on Kubuntu 8.10 I
> lose sound - ie if I load another clip or try to play anything
> sound-related, - there is no sound.
>
> What is the command to restart sound - a Service I assume, but cant see
> which one.
>
There is perhaps a
distribution?
in general
/etc/init.d/alsa[-utils] restart
where [-utils] varies. this will work for debian.
however if flash is locking your sound, something is wrong and its not
closing properly. use tools like lsof to find out whats holding up the show.
ie
lsof /dev
Dean
bill wrote:
Q
Quite often after viewing youtube clip in Firefix 3 on Kubuntu 8.10 I
lose sound - ie if I load another clip or try to play anything
sound-related, - there is no sound.
What is the command to restart sound - a Service I assume, but cant see
which one.
Thanks
Bill
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