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No sound in game(s) - Cobra! - 10-19-2014 I recently built myself a new PC (just like i said I would), and have installed Linux Lite as one of the OSes, and the OS seems to be ever faster on it! However, I have a problem with a game I'm trying to play (and maybe others too), there's no sound... The game is called [url=http://"http://maniadrive.raydium.org/"]Mania Drive[/url], and it worked perfectly on my old Laptop, albeit with frame-rate issues, but no problems when it came to sound. On my new, top of the range PC, it can't play sound at all! No matter what I try, I can't get anything out of it! I tried running the game using the terminal, and this was what came out: Code: Raydium: Raydium 3D Game Engine I noticed it said it was unable to load the sound system, but when I went to look it up, I only found one, unresolved topic, made years ago, about this issue. I can't test any other games yet, as I've still to install any more, I'm downloading Super Tux Kart to see if the same problem occurs there, but my internet is being pretty slow right now, and it would take ages to download the full thing, so I can't do anything until then. If it helps, VLC has sound, and so does anything I play on Firefox. EDIT: I also tried playing something from a CD in VLC while playing the game, the game cut off the sound completely! I can't play it again! So what do I do? Re: No sound in game(s) - Scott(0) - 10-19-2014 Hi Cobra! Sounds like you're experienced with this but just want to confirm nothing here in the manual is helpful? https://www.freecinema2022.gq/manual/hardware.html#sound I don't have enough experience with this issue to offer direct help but I expect somebody will reply soon. ~Scott Re: No sound in game(s) - Cobra! - 10-19-2014 (10-19-2014, 10:19 PM)Scott(0) link Wrote: Hi Cobra!Really? Must be my wording, because I know next to nothing about this kind of thing, but I've learned that it's best I give out terminal outputs when asking questions, because it makes solving it a lot easier for those helping you. (10-19-2014, 10:19 PM)Scott(0) link Wrote: but just want to confirm nothing here in the manual is helpful?Nope, I've tried everything there, sorry. (10-19-2014, 10:19 PM)Scott(0) link Wrote: I don't have enough experience with this issue to offer direct help but I expect somebody will reply soon.That's alright, thanks for the reply anyway. Re: No sound in game(s) - rokytnji - 10-20-2014 Being that the problem is related on how the game software is wrote to identify hardware to give you sound in the game. Also. Being the game was written before your hardware was even known to the software game developer. Well. Good luck getting some small forum like this to solve how that game file was written to identify hardware. Your sound chip is probably from the future to that software. It is like the movie 2001. Where the caveman throws the bone into the air after looking at the monolith. A program can only deal with what it knows. The game does not know your hardware. It did not exist when that game was wrote. Hence the Quote:it worked perfectly on my old Laptop Just a explanation I know. Not a fix. Sorry. Quote:EDIT: I also tried playing something from a CD in VLC while playing the game, the game cut off the sound completely! I can't play it again! Kinda a confusing statement for this old biker from Texas. Can't play what again? Re: No sound in game(s) - Wirezfree - 10-20-2014 Hi, Again not a solution to Mania Drive... But Googling Code: open /dev/[sound/]dsp: No such file or directory Some seem to refer to OOS "Open Sound System".? Dave ps, Your listing seemed to show another error.?, not sure if you do Code: Raydium: joy: FAILED (cannot open /dev/js0 and /dev/input/js0) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=514701 Re: No sound in game(s) - Cobra! - 11-06-2014 (10-20-2014, 02:41 PM)Wirezfree link Wrote: Hi,Oh right, I remember install Medal of Honor: Allied Assault on my old Linux laptop, and that had the same issue, so I installed osspd on my new PC, and that did the trick! I'm getting sound again! Thanks so much! (10-20-2014, 02:41 PM)Wirezfree link Wrote: ps,I have no idea what that is, I'll be honest with you. The only error I'm getting not is that the framerate stutter and doesn't seem to go as smooth as the fps counter is telling me (which it says is running in the hundreds!), So that might have something to do with it... ? Re: No sound in game(s) - Wirezfree - 11-06-2014 (11-06-2014, 07:18 PM)Cobra! link Wrote: I have no idea what that is, I'll be honest with you. The only error I'm getting not is that the framerate stutter and doesn't seem to go as smooth as the fps counter is telling me (which it says is running in the hundreds!), So that might have something to do with it... ? I have never had issues with framerate, I don't do games... I don't know how accurate it is.? or if it will work on your H/W?, or even relevant to your situation.? But you could try the following Go to Install/Remove Software(Synaptic), search for "glxgears", it will return "mesa-utils" install if not install. The open a Terminal "ctrl-alt- t" and type glxgears It should open another small window with rotating gears, and give a "fps" value in the terminal window It should look like this, use "ctrl-c" to stop it. Code: dave@asus-mini-1:~$ glxgears Dave |