23 Aug
2009
23 Aug
'09
6:37 a.m.
Garry Ogle wrote:
Antanas Budriūnas wrote:
To explain further: you could revert to earlier versions of the effected
software, but that could be a messy and frustrating process that will
not ultimately get you anywhere.
If VLC or whatever works fine, then use that; but upgrade your usual
software as new versions become available. Hopefully this bug will not
last long!
Welcome to LAU! Best wishes, G.
Hello,
this is my first post on the linux-audio-user list.
Since 2005 I'm around linux audio and I met such a problem at first time.
Audio playback from the Internet, HDD, USB stick is OK.
However: ordinary audio CD plays OK first 16 seconds, then 7 seconds
no audio, from 23 sec. plays some seconds again then stops for some
seconds and so on.
The same with Sound Juicer and Rhythmbox.
System: Dell Latitude E5400, C2D P8600, 4 GB RAM, Ubuntustudio 9.04,
Linux kernel 2.6.28-15-generic.
I saw a bug report in launchpad.net already, however no solution yet.
Advices or comments are welcome.
Antanas Budriūnas
sound-juicer and rhythmbox are both Gnome programs that share a lot of
dependencies, specifically gstreamer.
Try a player that doesn't have those dependencies. I like VLC. It will
play just about anything. Aqualung is a good audio/cd player.
See if that works.
best wishes, G.