[mythtv-users] Weak audio for digital channels but normal on analog

[Kevin J. Cummings]

On 09/12/2009 06:15 PM, Praveen Shenoy wrote:
> Aparently, /usr/lib/ladspa is missing but the package is installed as
> per this
> 
> [root at newmyth ~]# yum list  | grep ladspa
> ladspa.x86_64                      1.12-9.fc9             fedora
> ladspa-amb-plugins.x86_64          0.3.0-2.fc9            fedora
> ladspa-blop-plugins.x86_64         0.2.8-7.fc9            fedora
> ladspa-calf-plugins.x86_64         0.0.18.5-2.fc10        updates
> ladspa-caps-plugins.x86_64         0.4.2-4.fc10           updates
> ladspa-cmt-plugins.x86_64          1.16-1.fc10            updates
> ladspa-devel.i386                  1.12-9.fc9             fedora
> ladspa-devel.x86_64                1.12-9.fc9             fedora
> ladspa-fil-plugins.x86_64          0.3.0-1.fc10           updates
> ladspa-mcp-plugins.x86_64          1:0.4.0-1.fc9          fedora
> ladspa-rev-plugins.x86_64          0.3.1-4.fc9            fedora
> ladspa-swh-plugins.x86_64          0.4.15-15.fc10         updates
> ladspa-tap-plugins.x86_64          0.7.0-5.fc9            fedora
> ladspa-vco-plugins.x86_64          0.3.0-6.fc9            fedora
> 
> How do I get ladspa in /usr/lib?

Isn't it in /usr/lib64?

If not, and you need it in /usr/lib, you will need to install
ladspa.i386.  I'd check to make sure you need the i386 version first
before going this route.  Are you mixing i386 and x86_64 software?
I notice you have ladspa-devel.i386 installed....

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