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Subject: Re: 4.1-STABLE: more pcm problems
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[ On Tuesday, August 29, Dolgan wrote: ]
> Right. They don't *seem* to occur at any particular moment. The first time
> it happened for me I had not yet played any mp3s since 4,1-RELEASE (where
> the problem is non-existent).
> 
> The last occurance was nearly an hour ago, and I have been playing mp3s for
> around 40 minutes of that. I play waves fairly often, as I allow GNOME to
> use the slide.wav sound in the panel. So it could be waves that activate it.

I almost never play wave files though, so I don't think that's what
"activates" the problem. :(

-Jr

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