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Im using mplayer, i would use XINE but it wont lower volume at all...im running ALSA with an audigy MP3+. For some reason mplayer will lower all the volume in kde when i try to mute it, xmms goes off and what not. Now why is this, i tried messing with the drivers they use, no luck. Any ideas?
Distribution: RH 6.2, Gen2, Knoppix,arch, bodhi, studio, suse, mint
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open a mixer, such a amixer or kmix, i think. maybe you need an alsa plugin for xine. or xine just may be flakey. i've got to get caught up on these new kde versions.
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