schotterschorsch@googlemail.com wrote:

> After an update Amarok doesn't play no more. I can load the tracks and
> when I start the titles, the osd shows correctly the title but the
> time stands still at 00:00:00. I'm running KDE 4.1 under Suse 11. Any
> idea?

you are sure that the version is 1.4.10, and not amarok2 beta 2?
then check if you have "amarok-yauap" or "amarok-xine" installed
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Yes I'm sure about the version. amarok-yauap is installed.

As I see, i have both installed, yauap and xine.

schotterschorsch@googlemail.com wrote:

> As I see, i have both installed, yauap and xine.

did you choose a output?
settings --> engine --> here Xine
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Running KDE 3.5.10 / openSUSE 11.0

That did it, thanks! Yauap was activated and not xine. Don't know, why
I didn't try before.

schotterschorsch@googlemail.com wrote:

This is not a flame. This is advice on how to get better help and keep
this newsgroup clean
Short story: Please read http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/

Long story:
Google unfortunately decided not to use the standards of quoting on
Usenet. There are several solutions to this problem. The best is to use a
newsreader. For Windows there is e.g. FreeAgent and for Linux there is
Pan, Knode or slrn, among others.

Just point your newsreader to your providers Usenet server. If they do not
have a Usenetserver, look up a payserver, like http://giganews.com or a
free server like news.sunsite.dk (registration required)

Now what if you are not at home all the time and that is your reason to
select google? Glad you asked.
If you have a fixed connection, you can use a dyndns server to make a
connection to your home linux machine over ssl and use anything that is
on your home computer.
e.g. ssh home.example.com and then run slrn. GUI interfaces are possible
as well on any OS.
If you are unable to keep a connection up, you can register at
http://www.rootshell.be and then connect to there and use slrn on that
machine. slrn is textbased and might be scary at first. As Usenet is
text anyway, you will very fast learn how to use it and configure it.

Only if all else fails and you have no option in using Usnet in any other
way, including waiting till you get home, you can use Google. You can
still quote correctly as described on the following page:
http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/

Understand that many people already filter out google postings. So best
look for an alternative. Usenet is not WWW. If you want WWW, look up
a webforum. This is not a webforum.

I sympathize with your problems, and am more than willing to help you
solve them. To do so you should follow the correct quoting principles
and good Netiquette explained in this FAQ available at;
http://www.plainfaqs.org/linux/

Until then I and many other regulars who could give you good advice
won't do so. So in the interest of solving your problems, quote correctly
and ask Google to reinstate the correct way of quoting.

Remember: this was not a flame, this was helping you to get the best response
and help possible.

houghi
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Personally, I think most sports fans are a little "gay". They'd
rather watch a bunch of sweaty guys jumping all over eachother,
than, say fashion TV - where hot models walk down the runway.