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You probably do not have the phonon-xine backend installed. Follow these three steps to install the required packages: | You probably do not have the phonon-xine backend installed. Follow these three steps to install the required packages: | ||
# Press <keycap>Alt+F2</keycap> and check the 'Run in terminal' option. Then type in the following command | #Press <keycap>Alt+F2</keycap> and check the 'Run in terminal' option. Then type in the following command | ||
{{Input|1= | {{Input|1= | ||
sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg phonon-backend-xine}} | sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg phonon-backend-xine}} | ||
#A window will open up asking for your administrative password. Enter your password.[[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo Learn more about sudo]] | |||
#After entering your password just type '''Y''' to install the packages. | |||
Restart Amarok and your music should start playing. | |||
== After my iPod has been mounted, it is not shown in the Content Browser == | == After my iPod has been mounted, it is not shown in the Content Browser == | ||
Revision as of 07:13, 17 August 2010
How to deal with problems
Some of the music is being rapidly skipped over
You may not have installed the proper codecs. More about that here [FAQ: What Media Types Does Amarok Support]
I installed the latest version of Amarok on Kubuntu/Ubuntu but the tracks are being rapidly skipped over
You probably do not have the phonon-xine backend installed. Follow these three steps to install the required packages:
- Press Alt+F2 and check the 'Run in terminal' option. Then type in the following command
sudo apt-get install libxine1-ffmpeg phonon-backend-xine
- A window will open up asking for your administrative password. Enter your password.[Learn more about sudo]
- After entering your password just type Y to install the packages.
Restart Amarok and your music should start playing.
After my iPod has been mounted, it is not shown in the Content Browser
This should not happen with the later versions of Amarok and Kubuntu/Ubuntu. Check that the device has been properly mounted by your operating system.
Amarok cannot see the predefined playlists on my portable music player
Wait for the next version of Amarok.
After I have updated my collection, the additions are not shown in the Content Browser
Quit Amarok from the Amarok menu, or use Control Q to quit. Once you restart Amarok, your collection should show your updates.
Amarok cannot find the lyrics of the songs that I play
A number of possibilities exist:
- The lyrics are not available in the sites checked on the Internet. You may wish to add more sites via the script menu (Tools > Script Manager)
- Your track numbering system within an album in your collection is not correct as Amarok would expect.
- The title of your song contains special characters with a cedille, accent, etc. that do not show in your track title. Therefore Amarok cannot find a match for your title to search for the lyrics. You may wish to check your tags and track numbering system with a tagger such as [Picard]. Also see [Amarok FAQ ]
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