Hello Yan!
This problem was mentioned before. I don't think, that I've read a solution
yet, but I didn't follow it too closely. Perhaps in the meantime you could use
mplayer/ It is also a commandline tool, support a lot of formats and drivers.
I use it.
Another possibility might be, to change your asoundrc file to use JACK as
standard output. I don't know, if PulseAudio completely block the ALSA ports.
If not, you might even have luck, by configuring your default output to be
pure ALSA.
Kindest regards
Julien
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