What was a persistent and annoying problem has turned into a bit of a
freak occurrence. When I started using my laptop today after leaving it
on all night it seemed like the bug had disappeared. It took some work,
but I can still consistently trigger it. Here are the steps:
1. Log in
2. Start Amarok.
3. Start playing a song, pause, then resume playback.
4. Quit Amarok while the song is playing.
5. Start Amarok again. A message appears saying (for me)
"Phonon: KDE's Multimedia Library.
The audio playback device HDA Intel (STAC92xx analog) does not work.
Falling back to PulseAudio."
6. Start playing a song. Pause. Trying to resume playback will not work.
After going through these steps, quitting Amarok does not close the
Amarok process. I cannot start Amarok again until I kill the process
manually. After doing that, using Amarok again doesn't trigger the bug
until I log out and repeat the steps listed above.
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[Jaunty] Amarok 2.0.1 will not resume playback after paused
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/330797
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