Sorry, but I will try to make it short.
I have tested a Ubuntu 8.04 with OOffice 2.4 in it, when I use a pps presentation with embedded sound : No sound.
When I test the same presentation with a knoppix 5.3 with OOffice 2.3 on it. Sound works perfect out of the box.
These are 2 Debian based Linux distros. So what would the difference be? And how can it be made to work with Ubuntu?
Before you ask this is not a sound card problem. I think about some config problem sending sound to the right place, but what does OpenOffice use? Where does it send the sound?
I have posted this question to Ubuntu and Knoppix forums already but I have had no reply (2 weeks ago) so maybe someone here will have a clue.
Yet another question on sound and pps Presentations
Re: Yet another question on sound and pps Presentations
I'm not sure which OOo build the different distros uses, but the official ("Vanilla") edition need the java media framework to reproduce multimedia content, while the go-ooo versions accept gstreamer.
go-ooo has many new features, but it is less tested than "Vanilla" and thus more prone to crashes.
go-ooo has many new features, but it is less tested than "Vanilla" and thus more prone to crashes.
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openSUSE Leap with KDE Plasma / LibreOffice
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