So the workaround is to not use Wayland... :(
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I guess it's not easy to implement the capture code from gnome-
screenshot into shutter?
It should be feasible. I mean, gnome-screenshot is one thing, but
there's also Google's screen sharing feature, available in Hangouts
which works very well in Wayland and, to my knowledge, does not require
roo
I take the screenshot with the gnome utility, copy the image then paste it
in shutter. Painful but only workaround I've found.
On Oct 13, 2017 16:54, "Lonnie Lee Best" <1502...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> Shutter is a lot more than a simple screenshot-application.
>
> It allows you to immediatel
My pleasure! If you need further help, just ask.
By the way, My hardware is a Sound Blaster Live 5.1 (SB0220) which is
some kind of DELL OEM stuff. It's pretty common and the two I have here
have been donated to me. You can have one on eBay for about 10$USD,
shipped to your mailbox.
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@xtknight
your fix didn't work for me.
here's what happends:
W: pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting.
E: main.c: ANDY_FIX: buggy SIMD optimizations disabled.
E: alsa-sink.c: ALSA woke us up to write new data to the device, but there was
actually nothing to write!
E: alsa-sink.c: Most likely this i
@xtKnight
I did a clean install (for the >10th time) 10.04 AMD64
First thing I did was to run your script. The following line appeared
last:
E: main.c: ANDY_FIX: buggy SIMD optimizations disabled.
in your script, you tell to hit ctrl+c. so did I, and the same line
appeared again. then I set the
@xtknight
Just to clear things up, with a clean install of ubuntu, stereo sound is
perfect. however, in 5.1 mode, I hear high pitched rattling sound, just
like this bug reports.
When I install your patch using your script or your PPA in my
source.list, stereo stays fine, but 5.1 gets worst. See b
I shut the machine down yesterday night. So I turned it on today to do
your tests. Everything was as usual: can't play anything and PA was
still in 5.1 mode. So I tried it in stereo mode. As expected, sound was
okay. Then I switched it back to 5.1 and... you're not gonna believe it:
it worked! What
@Stefan Goldmann
I did what you said in both your post here and in the post you made on another
forum, which are basically the same thing.
I'm sorry to tell that It doesn't work for me. Although, when I move some
sliders in PA applet, nothing moves in alsamixer, which is what we want.
But then,
I'm sorry what file(s) do you need exactly? could you also tell the path
to them?
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Highpitched Rattling like Sound with 5.1 Surround Configuration on Karmic Koala
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** Attachment added: "Daniel T Chen, here are the files you requested, properly
named and with attached description. Hope this helps!!!"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41663133/amixer%20before%20and%20after.zip
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@Desh Danz
Thanks for the tip. Although I disagree about "KDE being more evolute than
GNOME" which is just a plain opinion, I shall give Kubuntu a try for sure
because I'm TIRED of waiting. I bought a brand new system a year ago for a HTPC
and couldn't get 5.1 sound from it yet. I was excited to
At least you bring some hope with kernel 2.6.32
thanks for the info, I feel less desperate now ;)
--- cliff1000...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Cliff100
To: jert...@herzeleid.net
Subject: [Bug 445849] Re: Highpitched Rattling like Sound with 5.1 Surround
Configuration on Karmic Koala
Date: Su
I experience the same problem.
Sound Blaster 5.1 SB0220
Works fine in stereo mode
I found a simple fix, but it won't stay if I reboot:
- Install gnome-alsamixer (not sure about the name)
- Barely slide the PCM slider in gnome-alsamixer
here's my complete story
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread
@Georg well good luck with finding another tool that works in Wayland...
The "GNOME screenshot" tool is pretty much the only one that works. I'd
like to be proven wrong though.
So I take my screenshots with that tool, copy the image and paste it in
Shutter. Annoying but works...
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Kind of late, and lost some hair too, but I found that if the extentions
are enabled via "Gnome Tweak Tool", they stay on.
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