Re: MP3 Plugin for XMMS and Sound Problem in Suse 10.

Thanks for the help..

I am using KDE desktop and also I have installed GNOME (but still haven't
logged in yet)... The sound card is ---> Intel 82801AA AC'97 and it's on
mother board itself, not sure through what mode??

Please let me know the difference between PCI and ISA...

As far as cable is concerned I think I removed it sometimes back, but does
it make a difference becuase in windows XP it works fine...

Please reply.

Thanks again for your support.


On 2/24/06, Liviu Damian <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Friday 24 February 2006 07:19, Pillai, Vinu wrote:
> > I just installed SUSE Linux 10.0 on my system. But I am not able to
> > configure sound (I configured through YAST), although when I click on
> > test button I am able to hear the sound but when I play an audio cd I
> > can't hear anything. The audio cd is an auto play and it shows me the
> > time and menu of tracks in the audio cd on the media player (xmms and
> > the default audio player).
>
> Make sure you have an audio cable connected from your CD/DVD-ROM to your
> sound card.
>
> > Besides that I am also not able to play mp3 in SUSE. It seems that
> > the players require a plugin to play the mp3 files. Where can I find
> > the mp3 plugin for SUSE Specific??
> > Any help, greatly appreciated.
>
> What desktop environment do you use? If you're using KDE, use amaroK
> with RealPlayer plugin to play mp3 files.
>
> > Following is the configuration of my machine:-
>
> This info is useless. Can you give more details? What desktop
> environment are you using? What soundcard do you have? How's your
> soundcard connect to the computer? PCI or ISA?
>
> Cheers,
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