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My sound works with xmms and soldier of fortune but I cannot get sound in Unreal Tournament or quake 3 arena. I know nothing about thesound parts of linux, so any thing you need to help me figure this out pls let me knwo and I will post it ASAP.
I am still having a Problem. I am using the most current copy of the Q3A its a Demo but I still get no sound. I read somewhere else that I should run some funny commands to check what is using my sound card and even after closing all things using my card it won't work.
one using mandrake, the other using suse so i'm going to assume you're running on KDE. the simple thing i've found was to use the artsdsp command. this should allow you to get sound on your games even if something else is using the card to, like xmms.
you can also use this as the execute command in a desktop shortcut. this command doesn't work for everything though but i don't have a list either. you'll just have to test this out one by one.
if you peeps are gnome users, then i don't know what you'd do.
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