I should say that the KDE machine - was running Fedora 12 with no sound
card whatsoever. Again, XMMS worked from the Fedora box back to a Windoze
NoMachine client. It didn't work to a Linux client (Fedora nor CentOS)
that did have a sound card.
In both cases, the client machine didn't work when a web browser was
involved - for example watching Youtube videos.
On Wed, 10 Mar 2010, Scot P. Floess wrote:
So, this machine does have a sound card (not sure that matters). I used a
different machine (no sound card) and was able to use XMMS and KDE - but not
anything emitted from a Web browser.
Again, the CentOS machine does have a sound card - so sound works locally -
but not over NoMachine.
On Wed, 10 Mar 2010, Niki Kovacs wrote:
Scot P. Floess a écrit :
>
> So, I was trying all this in KDE... From KMix, it shows that there are
> no sound cards at all... I think I tried system-config-soundcard - but
> that didn't work. Also, if I remember correctly I get an error in KDE
> about no sound card present...
No sound on the server means no sound on the client either,
unfortunately :o)
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