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Hello Everybody,
I've recently installed KDE 4.2 (on a clean base system) and juk seems to stop playing after 2 songs. Is this a bug, or am I being an idiot? Are there some logs I can read? Launching it from a terminal I get a warning:
juk(4736): Couldn't resolve the mime type of " "" " -- this shouldn't happen.
but it only seems to occur once when I select the first song to play.
What do you think?
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I have a problem of that kind in amarok 2
sometimes in 3 min sometimes in 1 hour, the playback just stops, most of times at the end of the track but not always.
I think the problem is phonon/xine related since it seems we have the same problem.
Do you by any chance use laptop-mode-tools? maybe phonon doesn't like big readahead (caching the song to RAM) and hangs up.
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No, I'm note useing laptop mode tools. I've installed sonata and mpd and they work fine, so this would provide circumstantial evidence to support your hypothesis that this is a phonen/xine related problem, since mpd doesn't use xine/phonen.
Edit: Are you using i686 or x86_64? I've got an Amd64 system and am using the 64 bit packages. At the moment everything but my laptop is out of comission thanks to electrical problems at my apartment, when I get things back up and running, I'll file a bug report.
Does anybody know if there are any relevant logs to read/post?
Last edited by pseudonomous (2009-02-05 18:56:40)
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I use x86_64
actually the freeze happens at the end of the song, it's just that if i pop amarok after the freeze, the time doesn't get updated.
mplayer works fine too
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Someone posted a new topic with the same issue, some solutions are given
Ah, good taste! What a dreadful thing! Taste is the enemy of creativeness.
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Perfection is reached, not when there is no longer anything to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away.
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