Tim Froggatt wrote:
Try to install SDL. I found more or less the same problems running
applications directly against oss/alsa as you do on the SB Live!, but
when I went through the SDL sound wrapper it worked.
libsdll is already installed apparently. Is it possible to get all programs to
> Do you have a link of a simple setup with alsa dmix ? All web pages I
> found are really complicated.
Not one that works. I've played with it a bit, but even when I can get it to
work, xmms hangs after 3-5 songs.
What I've done is put this in my .asoundrc:
# use this by specifying plug:mydmi
OoO En ce début de soirée du mardi 05 août 2003, vers 21:16, Frank
Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
> Yeah, sound on Linux is too complicated. ALSA now supports audio stream
> mixing, so hopefully the arts/esd stuff will fade away (except that some
> people will still want network independant
> I'm just messing about at the moment - trying to find ones that work.
> Kaboodle and Noatun got installed automatically with KDE 3.. They play MP3s
> and wavs fine, but when playing mpeg movies, the sound displays the endian
> problem... Different drivers for the different file-types I guess(?)
> Try to install SDL. I found more or less the same problems running
> applications directly against oss/alsa as you do on the SB Live!, but
> when I went through the SDL sound wrapper it worked.
libsdll is already installed apparently. Is it possible to get all programs to
go through an SDL wra
Tim Froggatt wrote:
How do I select oss or esd output? Does each application have to specifically
support them, because I haven't found any options?
Usually it's autodetected. Arts/esd is used if possible, if not the
application will try oss. But it's on an app to app basis :-(
I've foun
> However, when playing some sounds I just get lots random noise (a bit like
> white noise, but less soothing). This happens to the sound-track on mpeg
> videos when I'm watching them on Kaboodle or Noatun (the media players from
> KDE 3.1). And also when I try to play MOD files (that's an old 80s
How do I select oss or esd output? Does each application have to specifically
support them, because I haven't found any options?
I've found an option to disable arts - in KDE's Control Center - The Sound
System tab. So far, this hasn't improved sound.
On Monday 04 August 2003 6:45 pm, Lee Brai
I though that I'd finally got my sound-card working, but I'm not quite there.
Most things seem to work. I can play mp3s, wavs, and all the system
notifications, etc.
However, when playing some sounds I just get lots random noise (a bit like
white noise, but less soothing). This happens to the
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