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Thanks. I just asked whether someone is using it in a similar environment to that of mine. Let's see.

Just a quick question:

Is someone using GE5 on Ubuntu 8.10 x64? With an ATI VGA?

Cause I currently have some trouble getting it to work properly on my lappy.

Thanks.

Something tells me that this is more of a Google Earth 5 problem rather than an Ubuntu thing. I'll be happier if Google issues an update fix/patch/release to it rather than us trying to figure out a...

Now I got another problem. The images are all flickering. I'll try playing with my ATI driver (which is updated already through EnvyNG) and OpenGL.

Okay fixed it.

Found the fix on this link.

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Does anyone have the same problem I got? It closes as soon as I load it.

This is what I get in the terminal:


Edit: BTW, I am on Ubuntu 8.10 Inteprid Ibex, AMD64, IntelCore2Duo.

When I type this in the terminal, MPlayer doesn't load, but instead gives me a list of switches I can use.

mplayer -lavdopts threads=2:fast:skiploopfilter=all

Open Moto4Lin, go to Preferences, and set the following:

ACM Device: /dev/ttyACM0
AT Vendor ID: 22b8
AT Product ID: 4902
P2k Vendor ID: 22b8
P2k Product ID: 4901

I think that should get it...

If it had to be a VGA problem, it wouldn't work on his home account either though.

You need to use Moto4Lin.

Hop to www.modmymoto.com and visit the Linux section.

I'm the moderator "ferrarix" over there and I assure you that you will find all the help you would need for your...

I'm currently using Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) under WUBI and lately I got myself a couple of 720P HD movies encoded using Matroska Video Format (mkv). During playback, sometimes the image starts to...

Can you post some screenshots pls?

Hey thanks to you all.

Skype is working fine. Installed the normal Ubuntu/Debian version as suggested and set it as following:


Sound In: VIA 8237 (hw:V8237,0)
Sound Out: pulse
Ringing:...

UPDATE: I forwarded the port. Used the port found under Skype>Options>Connections

Made no difference. Sound I send is disastrous. The one I receive is close to perfect though.

Uhm what do you...

Thanks for your replies.

I can't modify the audio input as I only have 1 choice in the list (I used to have around 5 before doing the edits in the first post).


Sound in: /dev/dsp
Sound out:...

default-fragments = 8
default-fragment-size-msec = 5

So I re-modified it and did it like this. The incoming sound works perfect :D but when it comes for me to hear my own voice (Skype Call test...

Oh I'm so much of a noob! I imagined that but when I saw that the whole file was like that, I thought that that was the way Pulse works.

Thanks, will give a try. Then I simply imagined the change?...

So I modified the daemon.conf file to make it as best as possible. It's not perfect but it's loads better. The only problem is when I hear my own voice back (Skype Test call). That is very choppy but...

So any ideas on how to solve the choppy sound (multiple connections) problem?

I'm still new at this, but different (maybe even older) versions of Pulse can help? Or some other audio controller?

I re-installed Skype OSS using your Medibuntu Repository link. Works now :).

The only problem that remains is the shaky sound. Did the optional Part and still didn't solve it. Any ideas? At least...

@psyke83: I already have it installed, together with all of Part A of your first post and the sound doesn't work.

Will check the repository.

This is what I got in verbose mode:

@hyperair: I downloaded Skype OSS from here as I couldn't get the Medibuntu Repository working (I'm on Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy).

@psyke83: Thanks. Will give them a try soon.

Oh Skype just opened normally. Isn't that what I was supposed to see?

Please bear with me cause I'm still a noob with Ubuntu :).

I had already done the padsp thing (and done it again now). It doesn't work.

This is what I wrote in the terminal:



Will look into that link now.