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Title: [SOLVED] Audio
Post by: p300 on June 19, 2011, 18:28:08
Dear All

By some mysterious effect after "apt-get autoremove" the gstreamer option in audio is greyed out. mpg123/ogg123/.. & mplayer & Icecast-Server are still available. I realized that cpu-load is much higher in mpg123/ogg123/.. mode. In gstreamer mode it was appr. 15% now it's appr. 45%. Any ideas how to revert this to gstreamer?
Title: Re: Audio
Post by: VastOne on June 19, 2011, 20:14:43
Quote from: p300 on June 19, 2011, 18:28:08
Dear All

By some mysterious effect after "apt-get autoremove" the gstreamer option in audio is greyed out. mpg123/ogg123/.. & mplayer & Icecast-Server are still available. I realized that cpu-load is much higher in mpg123/ogg123/.. mode. In gstreamer mode it was appr. 15% now it's appr. 45%. Any ideas how to revert this to gstreamer?

gstreamer has been removed, or so it appears..  Check your logs to see what autoremove in fact removed and reinstall it

Good luck
Title: Re: Audio
Post by: Quentin Sculo on June 19, 2011, 21:20:24
yes either gstreamer itself or the bindings : libgstreamer-perl have been removed
"apt-get install libgstreamer-perl" should fix it
What package of gmusicbrowser do you have installed ? if none, and you are running it non-installed, then that explains it, libgstreamer-perl is only used by gmusicbrowser, so if the package is not installed the package manager thinks it is not needed, installing libgstreamer-perl explicitly should make sure it is not removed by autoremove.
Title: Re:[SOLVED] Audio
Post by: p300 on June 20, 2011, 07:31:53
@quentin

BINGO! - Thank you so much!

"apt-get install libgstreamer-perl" fixed it.