cant play mp3's, or videos in ubuntu 8.10 64 bit!
This bug report was converted into a question: question #60740: cant play mp3's, or videos in ubuntu 8.10 64 bit!.
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Bug Description
ok, here it goes, iv been frantically searching the nets for some1 with a simaler problem, no dice. so i decide to post it here. first of all thank you for reading thiz. k, i have a dell insperon 1525 w/ 3gigs of ram, preloaded with vista XD anyway i got rid of vista and installed ubuntu 8.10 32bit, i then relized that my comp is 64bit! so i get the 64bit of ubuntu and install it, works fine un till i tried to listen 2 some music, XD. i downloaded the coders b4 i tryed the mp3's from add/remove, and now when i open ANY music player to play any mp3 or vid the window turns a shade of black, and i click the X and it asks me 2 force quit. not only is it not working, but ooo's slide shows where lagging alot! compiz works vary nicely, and i tryed to install java 6 to hopefully fix ooo, it didn't, but then aftor the comp being on 4 about 3 days, my mp3's worked! i was so happy and i restarted just to make sure, but when i restarted a whole bunch of words came up on the screen after the upsplach, i got worried, but then the logon came back on, i log in to find that my mp3's don't work again! =( i got really pissed and searched the nets 4 an answer, and here i am, plz help!!!
Update: restarted, lines did not show up, but, no dice, it music and vids still do not work
Update 2: reinstalled coders for mp3, not working so far, can some1 help me?
Update 3: ok, i got it to work, but only when i restart x untill the sond works, this is not a problom with the sond drivers, cuz sometimes the sond works but music dont, can some1 help me out? thx
up 4 : nvm, it dont work any more, idk how it worked last time, just my luck, can some1 help me plz? PLZ I DONT WANT TO W8 4 9.4!!!!!!!!
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