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<blockquote data-quote="samuel337" data-source="post: 60125" data-attributes="member: 10347">Its not that I don't believe you, I was just telling you what the log says you did.I asked if you could use your keyboard to control MP instead because I thought it may be because your MCE remote key-mappings/controls are stuffed up. Anyway, the only other thing I can suggest is to update to the latest SVN and see how that goes - go to <a href="http://svn.team-mediaportal.com/" target="_blank">http://svn.team-mediaportal.com/</a>, download a SVN snapshot and extract its contents over your existing MP installation (backup your original installation first of course).Speaking of Ubuntu, that's beginning to frustrate me&nbsp; :lol:&nbsp; I was trying to get sound working on it the other night - everything worked, but the rhythmbox program that's bundled with it. I had downloaded all the gstreamer plugins etc. to play MP3s but it still wouldn't work. Xine worked perfectly. I then managed to get into gstreamer's hidden property page (i.e. you had to run a command-line command to run it) and changed its output from Auto to ESD (no idea what the difference between ALSA, ESD or OSS is apart from that they're all sound architectures) and voila! I could hear sound again... Hope it doesn't mean something else is stuffed up now...&lt;stops rambling...&gt;Sam</blockquote>

[QUOTE="samuel337, post: 60125, member: 10347"] Its not that I don't believe you, I was just telling you what the log says you did. I asked if you could use your keyboard to control MP instead because I thought it may be because your MCE remote key-mappings/controls are stuffed up. Anyway, the only other thing I can suggest is to update to the latest SVN and see how that goes - go to [url]http://svn.team-mediaportal.com/[/url], download a SVN snapshot and extract its contents over your existing MP installation (backup your original installation first of course). Speaking of Ubuntu, that's beginning to frustrate me :lol: I was trying to get sound working on it the other night - everything worked, but the rhythmbox program that's bundled with it. I had downloaded all the gstreamer plugins etc. to play MP3s but it still wouldn't work. Xine worked perfectly. I then managed to get into gstreamer's hidden property page (i.e. you had to run a command-line command to run it) and changed its output from Auto to ESD (no idea what the difference between ALSA, ESD or OSS is apart from that they're all sound architectures) and voila! I could hear sound again... Hope it doesn't mean something else is stuffed up now... <stops rambling...> Sam [/QUOTE]

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