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Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 15:24:41 EDT
Subject: No sound with flash plugin
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Hello List,

    I hate writing. It always makes me feel like I didn't look hard enough.

    I downloaded the flash plugin for Linux (I'm running 
linux-communicator4.7) and the plugin loads fine. All the flash content 
plays, except for the sound. Does anyone have any ideas?
    All other sound programs play well from X. I have no problem with mp3s, 
wavs, etc. I was trying to find the device that Linux looks for to play 
audio, and mabye make a symlink to my device in /dev, but I don't know what 
device Linux uses? Is this a good approach? I'm using a SoundBlaster 16.

Alex--->
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