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Open lpar opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

So, now I can get logged in and I can queue up music -- but PLAY doesn't produce any output.

I've installed python-gst* packages, including -dev. I usually use cmus for music, so I'm pretty sure ALSA works and volume levels are appropriate. Any idea how to debug what's going wrong?

Debian.

lpar avatar Jul 16 '15 20:07 lpar

same issue. i have to run some errands but i'm going to mess with this a bit later today. i suspect it's a "i forgot to install something" issue

bbbbanjax avatar Jul 29 '15 11:07 bbbbanjax

I was having similar issues on Debian 8, installing gstreamer0.10 and its very long list of extra packages did the trick in my case.

thetechstewart avatar Sep 04 '15 12:09 thetechstewart

Looks as if gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly is the magic package that fixes it for me, though I also installed the lame, alsa and pulseaudio packages.

lpar avatar Sep 10 '15 16:09 lpar

gstreamer-plugins-ugly.x86_64 0.10.19-18.fc22 did not fix it on fedora 22.

Even installed 250 megs of gstreamer stuff with sudo dnf install gstreamer1* nothing.

I'm thing it might have something to do with the deprecation of register_sinkfunc, which isn't a problem on my Fedora 21 laptop, but might be on Fedora 22 ** Message: pygobject_register_sinkfunc is deprecated (GstObject)

Interestingly, the song will not finish "playing". No matter how long you wait. That's the best I got. Luckily my workstation should be able to better handle the memory leaks GMusic's web client causes on chrome for linux.

FossPrime avatar Oct 10 '15 16:10 FossPrime

This is strange. I had it working in Mint just by following the instructions and now that i'm using Debian it just doesnt work. From what i can tell i have all the same packages i had installed on Mint. I'm just glad i'm not the only one with this issue. I thought i did something nasty to it when i had to purge my python install 10 times just to get it too work. Stupid Debian stable and it's old packages....

bulletfreak avatar Oct 11 '15 21:10 bulletfreak

Seeing this issue now, Installing the packages does not help for me. I'm on Debian testing

EDIT: Fixed this by using the git version, and not the one on pypi

jgkamat avatar Nov 21 '15 20:11 jgkamat

I was just able to fix this on debian-testing by installing "gstreamer-1.0-plugins-good".

nlwstein avatar Dec 18 '15 22:12 nlwstein