Probably different versions of Avidemux then. Mine is v 2.4.4....qt version.WebPilot wrote:I had to use Avidemux Edit>Preferences>Audio>Audio Output.
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Re: Linux glitches
No problem is too small or trivial if we can really do something about it.
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As I said before, I think something is not releasing my audio device when finished. I think it's Firefox 3.014.
My audio playback is very "wishy washy" in it. I have spent time in the past trying to correct it, but never made the "quantum leap" in progress.
My audio playback is very "wishy washy" in it. I have spent time in the past trying to correct it, but never made the "quantum leap" in progress.
Re: Linux glitches
Does it happen if you boot and immediately open Avidemux without opening Firefox?
Also, one source of frequent odd problems in the past has been the Flash player component of Firefox. Any possibility of testing without that? I don't remember if it is removable and re-installable. I don't use Firefox presently.
If Firefox didn't release your audio device, wouldn't this affect other audio enabled programs as well? Do you have that problem with others?
Also, one source of frequent odd problems in the past has been the Flash player component of Firefox. Any possibility of testing without that? I don't remember if it is removable and re-installable. I don't use Firefox presently.
If Firefox didn't release your audio device, wouldn't this affect other audio enabled programs as well? Do you have that problem with others?
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Thanks, but I've been through this from reading up on alleged fixes on the Internet. I'm led to believe the trouble is with Firefox, which is why I switched to another browser for audio and video.
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Xine began to 'act up' at about the same time.
It would load my file and then 'hang'.
Killing pulseaudio cured this without having to reboot.
It would load my file and then 'hang'.
Killing pulseaudio cured this without having to reboot.
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I shouldn't have bragged.
I installed an update to wine a couple of days ago. The system appeared to be stable but when I tried to launch two programs requiring it, they would not open a window.
Wineboot did not fix it. Rebooting the system did.
I installed an update to wine a couple of days ago. The system appeared to be stable but when I tried to launch two programs requiring it, they would not open a window.
Wineboot did not fix it. Rebooting the system did.
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Using 
, one is able to freeze frames from avi's and save them as jpg's or bmp's.
Chloe O'Brian as a field agent.
An image I have never forgotten since the evening I first saw it.
, one is able to freeze frames from avi's and save them as jpg's or bmp's.Chloe O'Brian as a field agent.
An image I have never forgotten since the evening I first saw it.
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Re: Linux glitches
Check out the spent shell casing being flung from the weapon - good realism.
In
one can view the 'flick' frame by frame if one desires.
