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Hello Everybody,
I am a newbie in Linux, I have installed vlc player on my system using wine. In the task bar, the volume control is working fine and songs also get played in the vlc player.But i am not getting
any voice in my headphones. Please help me.Following i am giving the results of few commands, which can help you people in giving me the best decision
Looks like your sound drivers are all loaded. Do you have any sound in Linux, but only issues in VLC, i.e. in wine? Why use wine at all? VLC is available for RHEL5 in the rpmforge repository. See this link for more info: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-redhat.html
If you're a newbie in Linux, like you say, I'd not think you're paying for a RHEL subscription, hence you won't be able to keep your system current. If that's correct, I suggest you switch to CentOS: http://centos.org/
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