| Summary: | gnome-sound-recorder freezes on close | ||
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| Product: | Mageia | Reporter: | Jan Merta <lunruj> |
| Component: | RPM Packages | Assignee: | Mageia Bug Squad <bugsquad> |
| Status: | RESOLVED OLD | QA Contact: | |
| Severity: | normal | ||
| Priority: | Normal | CC: | mageia, marja11 |
| Version: | Cauldron | Keywords: | NEEDINFO |
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Hardware: | x86_64 | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
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| Source RPM: | gnome-media | CVE: | |
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amixer output
amixer -c0 output ck-list-sessions output getfacl /dev/snd/pcm* output pacmd list output |
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Description
Jan Merta
2011-02-18 16:23:38 CET
Is pulseaudio enabled (it's enabled by default)? Can you try running it from terminal and post any useful output here? Keywords:
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NEEDINFO PA was enabled. It's the same with PA disabled. When I run it from console, i got: [lunruj@localhost ~]$ gnome-sound-recorder /tmp/gsr-record-Untitled-3152.XBDQRV (gnome-sound-recorder:3152): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_filename_display_basename: assertion `filename != NULL' failed Killed [lunruj@localhost ~]$ gnome-sound-recorder /tmp/gsr-record-Untitled-3210.URFNRVERROR: Stream contains no data. DEBUG MESSAGE: gsttypefindelement.c(948): gst_type_find_element_activate (): /GstPlayBin:playbin/GstDecodeBin:decodebin1/GstTypeFindElement:typefind: Can't typefind empty stream First one was when i chose to save record, the secong one was when I tried to play the record, but then there was no output when I chose record again and it froze. Note: I don't know why, but it started to work normally one day. I reinstalled Mageia to find if some update didn't fixed it. After reinstallation the bug is here again and after installing updates it still freezes. Try disabling pulseaudio, from draksound (as root);after you log out => log in make sure pulseaudio is dead by running this in terminal 'killall pulseaudio'. Then try again. (This is just to see if the problem is related to pulseaudio). CC:
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mageia The bug is still valid in Mageia 1. I tried to killed pulseaudio a got the same result. It seems to be related with microphone, it appears if microphone doesn't work. But I am not sure about it and I can't test it since I can't make my mic work in Mageia. By "killed" you mean you disabled it via draksound? Please post the output of 'amixer', so that we can see how the channels are configured on your setup. Created attachment 584 [details]
amixer output
I disabled pulseaudio in draksound, logged out, logged in and run 'killall pulseaudio'.
Colin Guthrie
2011-06-19 18:05:01 CEST
Attachment 584 mime type:
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text/plain Wow, that's the worlds simplest amixer output :D It looks suspiciously like PA is still enabled (as it causes this nice and simple interface to be presented) rather than your real card. I suspect some confusion/manual tweaking in your alsa setup. I can help you make PA work, but I will need you to reenable PA in draksound and then reboot. When done please do the following: 1. Attach output from: amixer -c0 (please pick text/plain as the type of file when you attach here). 2. Attach output from: cat $HOME/.asoundrc 3. Attach output from: ck-list-sessions 4. Attach output from: getfacl /dev/snd/pcm* 5. Run "parec >/dev/null" on the command line and leave it there then: 5a: Attach output from: pacmd list 5b: Attach output from: sudo fuser /dev/snd/pcm* Many thanks :) That would be because PA was running. I just checked what happen when I disable PA and then enabled it again. ;-) When I disable it via draksound, the output is different. 2) gives 'cat: /home/lunruj/.asoundrc: AdresáŠnebo soubor neexistuje' (directory or file doesn't exist) 5b) gives '/dev/snd/pcmC0D0c: 3997m' (respectively running as root gives this output, sudo doesn't work) Created attachment 589 [details]
amixer -c0 output
Created attachment 590 [details]
ck-list-sessions output
Created attachment 591 [details]
getfacl /dev/snd/pcm* output
Created attachment 592 [details]
pacmd list output
Oh, I meant fuser -v, but it doesn't really matter as I'm sure that single PID was pulseaudio anyway. Otherwise, all the outputs are as I'd expect so should be fine. So the recording appears to be working fine, it's running and connected to the correct source. You are recording from the external mic at the moment rather than the built in one. Is that intentional? If not, then please select Microphone 1 from the ports list on the Input Devices tab of pavucontrol (or in gnome-volume-control). This should allow the internal mic to be used instead. Not sure if this will help the gnome-sound-recorder problem tho'. If you try that then attach the ouput of pacmd list again when gnome-sound-recorder is running, that might help. Cheers @ Jan You never replied to comment 14 from Colin. Therefore I'm closing this bug. Feel free, however, to reopen it and upload the output of pamcd list again, as asked by Colin. If you encounter the same bug in Mageia 1, that should be filed as a seperate bug (preferably with a link to this one) Status:
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RESOLVED |