Right after I installed F12 on my desktop (using KDE), System Settings showed 4-5 audio devices.
At the beginning, sound wasn't working, so I promoted the Intel audio device to the top of the list and then I got audio.
Next login, the system complained that there were unmanaged audio devices and I chose to keep the configuration (or something like that...).
Hi!
I'm trying to extract an audio CD out into m4a (AAC) files using GStreamer based applicatiions (sound-juicer & rhythmbox) under Fedora 17.
I've installed all GStreamer plugins from both official and RPMFusion repositories.
When I try to extract the audio CD, I get the error: "Internal data flow error" in both applications.
Anyone else's had the same issue?
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I'm trying to burn some audio CDs using xfburn and I get an errormessage.ID3 tag demuxer is missing.
You do not have a decoder installed to handle this file.
Probably you need to look at the gst-plugins-* packages
for the necessary plugins.So I used synaptic package manager to add - GStreamer plugins from the "good" set - GStreamer plugins from the "bad" set - GStreamer p
Hi all,
I'm trying to build rhythmbox from source to have a go at adding an extra feature.
Hey guys,
I did a clean install of 12.10, when I open Sound Settings in gnome the only device in the list is "Dummy Output", and sound is not working.
Sound worked fine out of the box in 12.04
I ran alsamixer, it says my card is "HDA Intel", and chip is "Realtek ALC880".
Just wondering where or how to install all the audio codecs? I installed a music player called clementine and can't play anything because it keeps spamming me with GStreamer plugin not found. I already installed gmstreamer but still the same problem, for windows I always used klite codecs, is there an equivalent installer of that for linux?
I have two different sound devices for output:
"Internal Audio Analog Stereo" for headphones
"High Definition Audio Controller Digital Stereo (HDMI)" for speakers
For example: if I open a music player and start a song, it plays out fine from speakers. But when I try to control volume it controls "Internal Audio Analog Stereo" instead of HDMI.
Hi all,
So here's my sob story. I was trying to make a call on skype today, and discovered that no one could here me and that all my microphone was outputting was static. This is odd because skype has been working just fine for about 3 months now. So I started searching around the web for solutions or upgrades that may be needed.
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