Hi all,
Everything was working pretty well before, but after I did some package updates (which included a new kernel) - the sound in VLM player became distorted (as in metallic grinding/echo) and there were no sound in flash in my browsers. The similar sound was originally only happening in VMWare and I just stopped using it. There was some issue with gst earlier that was fixed. Rhythmbox works though.
I followed a thread
http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/sho...d.php?t=225660
it removed a bunch of stuff like pulseaudio and other things and reinstall. I have also tried to use the older kernel. I can temporarily resolve the VLM distortion by switching the speaker settings. Here's the order that works for a few minutes once the sound starts echoing.
Start with sound preferences -> hardware -> settings for selected device
go from analog surround 4.0 output
to analog surround 4.1 output (this gives a metallic grinding sound)
back to analog surround 4.0 output (this returns to normal)
after a few minutes it starts echoing again.
Fedora 14 64-bit
Q9550 8 GB DDR2
Creative X-Fi Titanium
I'm not sure what I need to help resolve this problem. If there is any info I can print out, please let me know.
Thanks.
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Update - changed the VLM tools -> preferences -> audio settings -> output module to alsa audio and it seems to work.
Youtube in Mozilla and Opera are still missing.
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I found out that I just needed to reinstall totem.
yum install totem
did the trick. I guess it was uninstalled.
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