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Linux, Sound and My Sanity(or what little is left)	by Da_Pineapple	2005-03-26 19:47:46
Ok, so I've been on Slackware 10.1 for a bit now, and I would like to be able to access certain streams that I was able to listen to while in windows. I am able to get the playlist file loaded in XMMS, but when I hit play, it tells me to make sure that my soundcard is properly configured, to make sure that nothing else is trying to use or blocking my soundcard, and that I'm using the right plugin. Since I'm still a quite wet-behind-the-ears Linux n00b, I have no idea how to do any of this. A little help, please? TIA.
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Are you able to play any sounds yet? (n/t)	by romandas	2005-03-26 20:06:31
should we have him pipe 'yes' to /dev/dsp?	by PsychoI3oy	2005-03-26 20:07:55
Heh. I've hung around you guys long enough	by Da_Pineapple	2005-03-26 20:11:10
I've not had any speakers plugged in	by Da_Pineapple	2005-03-26 20:08:16
Well, can you play an mp3 file using any player?	by romandas	2005-03-26 20:28:36
Ah, I seem to have solved my XMMS problem.	by Da_Pineapple	2005-03-26 21:04:26
Sounds like	by imrambi	2005-03-26 21:06:32
alsa and stuff	by imrambi	2005-03-26 20:38:56
Thanks. (n/t)	by Da_Pineapple	2005-03-26 21:05:44
Hum, looks like what you said down below is correc	by Da_Pineapple	2005-03-26 21:16:06
what card are you current using? (n/t)	by imrambi	2005-03-26 21:23:41
and just outta curiosity..	by imrambi	2005-03-26 21:24:10

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