$ tce-load -i alsa-config
$ tce-load -i alsa
$ alsamixer [check that your audio is not muted]
$ speaker-test -c2 -t wav -l1 [you may need speaker-test -Ddefault:1 -c2 -t wav -l1]
... I installed pulseaudio.tcz with Apps: Regular Applications, as always in On Demand mode. ...My first piece of advice is stop installing everything On Demand.
... I made the changes you guided me from OnBoot to OnDemand mode of the audio extensions in order: alsa-config, alsa and pulseaudio. ...I'm guessing something got lost in translation. I said to move them from OnDemand to OnBoot.
I think that's coming from the qt-5 dependency of vlc3, though I don't know why.At the terminal:
tc @ box: ~ $ tce-load -i vlc3
vlc3 is already instaled!
tc @ box: ~ $ vlc3
tc @ box: ~ $ VLC media player 3.0.8 Vetinari (revision 3.0.8-0gf350b6b5a7)
[094d6290] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default infarce. Use "cvlc" to us and clc without interface.
qt.qpa.xcb: falied to initialize XRandr
qt.qpa.xcb: XKeyboard extension not present on the X server
QStandardPaths: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set, defaulting to '/ tmp / runtime-tc'
tc@box:~$ tce-load -wi alsa pavucontroltc@box:~$ tce-load -wi alsa pavucontrol... It appears that most qt-5 applications need at least Xorg-7.7 to work and perhaps even Xorg-7.7-3d.
libavdevice4.tcz
libavfilter4.tcz
libswresample4.tcz
libavutil4.tcz
libva2.tcz
Xorg-7.7-3d.tcz
Xorg-7.7.tcz
Xprogs.tcz
Xlibs.tcz
imlib2.tcz
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vlc3 pulls in Xorg-7.7-3d through its libavdevice4 dependency
Please disregard the text posted at 02:27:29 PM, correct and complete text is posted at 03:12:28 PM. Thankful.
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Por favor desconsiderem o texto postado às 02:27:29 PM, texto correto e completo está postado às 03:12:28 PM. Grato.
Please disregard the text posted at 02:27:29 PM, correct and complete text is posted at 03:12:28 PM. Thankful.Extra post removed.
When shutting down the computer, do the extension files in the options downloaded in Download or Download + Load mode and their dependencies are lost or deleted or remain in the optional folder?No, extensions are always saved in your tce/optional directory.
Juanito, what would be the video and audio player to replace vlc3.tcz that does not disturb the sound of Firefox? the goal is to be able to use one or the other and have the sound always working.
$ tce-load -i graphics-KERNEL alsa-config Xorg-7.7-3d flwm aterm wbar
$ startx$ tce-load -i pavucontrol adwaita-icon-theme
[click on the pavucontrol icon and check it opens]
$ tce-load -i firefox
[click on the firefox icon and check that it plays a video]
$ tce-load -i vlc3
[click on the vlc icon and check that it plays a video]Rico, Xor, Juanito.
Rich,
Muito obrigado por suas explicações, graças a sua ajuda eu consegui compreender melhor a forma de como funciona o Tiny Core Linux.
Juanito e Xor, eu testei todos os comandos que vocês me ensinaram, mas infelizmente foram sem sucesso, o vlc3.tcz é carregado no menu, após clicar sobre o ícone do vlc3, o programa abre e em seguida fecha muito rápido. De qualquer forma agradeço por vocês compartilharem o seus conhecimentos.
Após eu fazer vários testes, eu acredito que será melhor usar outro player, já que não consegui fazer o áudio funcionar no Firefox 74.0 (firefox.tcz) e funcionar no vlc3.tcz, peço de ajuda para fazer funcionar com outro player que execute arquivos de vídeo e áudio.
Grato.
marcelocripe
Texto original em português do Brasil, tradução para inglês por Google Tradutor.
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Rich,
Muito obrigado por suas explicações, graças a sua ajuda eu consegui compreender melhor a forma de como funciona o Tiny Core Linux.
Juanito e Xor, eu testei todos os comandos que vocês me ensinaram, mas infelizmente foram sem sucesso, o vlc3.tcz é carregado no menu, após clicar sobre o ícone do vlc3, o programa abre e em seguida fecha muito rápido. De qualquer forma agradeço por vocês compartilharem o seus conhecimentos.
Após eu fazer vários testes, eu acredito que será melhor usar outro player, já que não consegui fazer o áudio funcionar no Firefox 74.0 (firefox.tcz) e funcionar no vlc3.tcz, peço de ajuda para fazer funcionar com outro player que execute arquivos de vídeo e áudio.
Grato.
marcelocripe
Texto original em português do Brasil, tradução para inglês por Google Tradutor.
$ tce-load -i adwaita-icon-themeI would like to express my sincere thanks to colleagues Xor, Rich and Juanito for all the help with computer audio that did not work with Tiny Core Plus version 11.0 32-bit.
I installed in OnBoot mode: alsaconfig.tcz, alsa.tcz and pavucontrol.tcz. For the audio to work, you must always click on the button that enables the sound (or mute button), vary the volume control bar by increasing or decreasing the volume of pavucontrol.tcz for the audio to work. Unfortunately I was unable to understand how to configure the scripted boot on Tiny Core Plus 32 bits to start with the volume working.
The audio worked on the Firefox 74.0 internet browser on Youtube and at the same time with mplayer-cli.tcz, yes, I played YouTube and mplayer-cli at the same time, now all I need to do is find a music player (mp3, aac, flac, ogg, wma, etc.).
Thank you so much for always helping me.
marcelocripe
Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by Google Translate.
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Eu gostaria de registrar os meus sinceros agradecimentos aos colegas Xor, Rich e ao Juanito por toda ajuda no áudio do computador que não funcionava com no Tiny Core Plus versão 11.0 32-bit.
Instalei no modo OnBoot: alsaconfig.tcz, alsa.tcz e pavucontrol.tcz. Para o áudio funcionar é preciso sempre clicar sobre o botão que habilita o som (ou botão mudo), variar a barra de controle de volume aumentando ou diminuindo o volume do pavucontrol.tcz para o áudio funcionar. Infelizmente eu não consegui compreender como configurar o boot com script no Tiny Core Plus 32 bits para iniciar com o volume funcionando.
O áudio funcionou no navegador de internet Firefox 74.0 no Youtube e ao mesmo tempo com o mplayer-cli.tcz, sim, executei ao mesmo tempo o Youtube e o mplayer-cli, agora só falta encontrar um tocador de música (mp3, aac, flac, ogg, wma e etc).
Muito obrigado por sempre me ajudarem.
marcelocripe
Texto original em português do Brasil, tradução para inglês por Google Tradutor.
I installed in OnBoot mode: alsaconfig.tcz, alsa.tcz and pavucontrol.tcz.Not a big deal, but you only need to list alsa-config and pavucontrol "onboot", pavucontrol will load alsa.
now all I need to do is find a music player (mp3, aac, flac, ogg, wma, etc.).For a simple music player, you could try xmms-pulse (use <ctrl-p> to bring up the config menu and choose pulseaudio as the output) or, for something more complicated, rhythmbox.
I installed in OnBoot mode: alsaconfig.tcz, alsa.tcz and pavucontrol.tcz.Not a big deal, but you only need to list alsa-config and pavucontrol "onboot", pavucontrol will load alsa.Quotenow all I need to do is find a music player (mp3, aac, flac, ogg, wma, etc.).For a simple music player, you could try xmms-pulse (use <ctrl-p> to bring up the config menu and choose pulseaudio as the output) or, for something more complicated, rhythmbox.
I installed in OnBoot mode: alsaconfig.tcz, alsa.tcz and pavucontrol.tcz.Not a big deal, but you only need to list alsa-config and pavucontrol "onboot", pavucontrol will load alsa.Quotenow all I need to do is find a music player (mp3, aac, flac, ogg, wma, etc.).For a simple music player, you could try xmms-pulse (use <ctrl-p> to bring up the config menu and choose pulseaudio as the output) or, for something more complicated, rhythmbox.
By any chance, if I tell you the make and model of the chip or the name of the drive that Windows used on the computer / notebook, does it make it easier?
lsmod | grep snd
lspci | grep Audio
aplay -l@xor
I appreciate online translation can be misleading.
Why discuss USB file format to marcelocripe?
Why discuss windowmaker to marcelocripe?
Why at reply number 21....do you discuss "Core" when subject of this thread says
"32-bit Tiny Core Plus"?
@xor
I appreciate online translation can be misleading.
Why discuss USB file format to marcelocripe?
Why discuss windowmaker to marcelocripe?
Why at reply number 21....do you discuss "Core" when subject of this thread says
"32-bit Tiny Core Plus"?
I tried to use vlc.tcz, but it worked while firefox had no audio, when firefox started having audio, vlc no longer opened.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/dbus statusONLY if it is "not running" then restart it. sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/dbus restart && /usr/local/etc/init.d/dbus statusOutput should now show dbus is running. pulseaudio -vv
SNIP out all extra lines and last lines read below
E: [pulseaudio] pid.c: Daemon already running.
E: [pulseaudio] main.c: pa_pid_file_create() failed.I also tested epiphany.tcz, reported the failures at the link: http: //forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23750.msg149807.html#msg149807, even after the changes made by Mr. Juanito, the epiphany.tcz remains unstable.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_browser_engines
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_browsers
To configure and test audio:I have both a Sony VAIO PCG-6141L laptop and a Dell Dimension 4700 tower with the exact same situation - there is no sound. Will these instructions work with one, the other or even both?Code: [Select]$ tce-load -i alsa-config
$ tce-load -i alsa
$ alsamixer [check that your audio is not muted]
$ speaker-test -c2 -t wav -l1 [you may need speaker-test -Ddefault:1 -c2 -t wav -l1]