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-Frequently Asked Questions about emms. Please read this before
+Frequently Asked Questions about emms. Please read this before
submitting a bug report.
-Q: I seem unable to play files with accents in them. Why?
+Q: I seem unable to play files with accents in them. Why?
A: Emacs doesn't know the coding system of your files, and it
- apparently decodes them the wrong way. Set
+ apparently decodes them the wrong way. Set
`default-file-name-coding-system' to the correct encoding of your
- file names. It might even work to set it to 'undecided and let
+ file names. It might even work to set it to 'undecided and let
Emacs guess.
-Q: Emms skips some songs in the playlist for no apparent reason. When
- I select them manually, everything works. Why?
-A: Increase `emms-player-delay' until it works.
- The problem is that emms is told by Emacs that a player finished,
- so it starts a new one. But in reality, the player has not yet
- freed the audio device, so the next player gets an error when
- trying to play.
- The best way to fix this by using ALSA or other sound systems which
+Q: Emms skips some songs in the playlist for no apparent reason. When
+ I select them manually, everything works. Why?
+A: Increase `emms-player-delay' until it works. The problem is that
+ emms is told by Emacs that a player finished, so it starts a new
+ one. But in reality, the player has not yet freed the audio
+ device, so the next player gets an error when trying to play. The
+ best way to fix this is by using ALSA or other sound systems which
allow concurrent access.