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Wheat_Thins 05-06-2006 02:17 AM

Mplayer Audio Device
 
Just compiled Mplayer for an Ubuntu system last night.

I threw these options to the compiler:

Code:

./configure --enable-gui --enable-menu --enable-mmx --enable-mmx2 --enable-sse --enable-sse2
I then followed it up by installing a default font, along with a default skin (Xmms)

The only problem is that with EVERY thing (MP3, avi, wmv, mpg, and anything else you can name) I open I get a

Code:

"could not open/initialize audio device -> no sound."
I prefer ALSA sound if possible but it seems it is not even listed in the Audio preferences tab. The onlything in the audio tab is:

mpegp
oss
null
pcm

The only one of these I can pick without getting the error is PCM but then the movie/song runs 500X faster then normal.

Any ideas?:scratch:

Thanks in Advance!

cs-cam 05-06-2006 07:58 PM

Recompile with --enable-alsa? I guess it didn't build in the support or something, you might need to install a alsa-devel style package first, not sure with Fedora.

Wheat_Thins 05-06-2006 08:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cs-cam
Recompile with --enable-alsa? I guess it didn't build in the support or something, you might need to install a alsa-devel style package first, not sure with Fedora.

Thanks, I was not aware of the fact that --enable-alsa is even an option to pass during compile. I will give it a try.

Wheat_Thins 05-06-2006 09:13 PM

Thanks!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cs-cam
Recompile with --enable-alsa? I guess it didn't build in the support or something, you might need to install a alsa-devel style package first, not sure with Fedora.


Thanks alot man, it turns out the reason why it was not automatically passing alsa to be built was because I was missing the ALSA dev package. I am switching over from Fedora and in Fedora it was always called ASLA-devel, but in Ubuntu its called ALSA-Source, so that is why I missed it. But I downloaded it, rebuilt, and installed and now it works like a champ.

You made my day! I can now watch my Music vids! :) :)

cs-cam 05-06-2006 11:37 PM

Glad I could help :)


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