clone 629197 -1 close 629197 reassign -1 amarok 2.4.1-1 severity -1 normal retitle -1 outdated presubj wrt xine backend thanks Hello, On šeštadienis 04 Birželis 2011 17:19:23 Stuart Pook wrote: > On 04/06/11 15:37, Modestas Vainius wrote: > > It is some kind of misconguration. Anyway, try phonon-backend-vlc or > > phonon- backend-gstreamer. xine backend is no longer recommended. > > I'm sure that it is a misconguration but it was properly configured > yesterday. > > Ok, so I'll try the vlc backend. Once again I have lots of empty lines > but this time followed by alsa, aout_file, oss, dummy. > Show advanced devices is selected. > Where are all my sound cards and most importantly my virtual sound cards? > I can play music on the default alsa sound device > but this is not the right device. > > I have found the problem. When you upgrade kde you have kill the running > kde daemons (I killed kdeinit4, klauncher, kded4, kio_http_cache_cleaner) > otherwise newly launched kde clients don't work correctly. > I use gnome so I was able to restart kde without unlogging or rebooting. > My all alsa devices are back and I'm using the vlc backend. > It was http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=628467 that gave > me the hint to restart the KDE session. And the wikipedia module works > again as well. Yes, you have to restart KDE daemon after major upgrade. > By the way when you run "reportbug amarok" it says > > "If Amarok does not play anything, you hear no sound or it skips through > songs, you are probably using Phonon GStreamer backend. To fix this > either: > > 1) Install phonon-backend-xine package and remove > phonon-backend-gstreamer package (with your favourite apt package > manager)." Indeed, that's a bug. I will fix this. -- Modestas Vainius <modax@debian.org>
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