"Yuwen Dai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes. Some sound applications have options to use esd, i.e., mplayer. Some
> don't have. In such case, you have to kill the esd. That's life :-)
I just started esd with the command 'esd -as 2', which releases the
audio device 2 seconds after any sound st
Esound grabs /dev/dsp to manage it, so you can hear sounds fromdifferent apps concurrently. For example, hear warning or alert sounds
while playing mp3s or videos.On sarge, for ogg123, you'll need to put this in /etc/libao.conf or~/.libao:default_driver=esdThat works for me. See man libao.conf .
On 09/03/2006 05:20 AM, garrone wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having some difficulty getting sound perfectly right.
>
> The esd or esound daemon is hogging /dev/dsp etc, causing
> game sound and ogg123 to fail. I have to kill esd manually and
> start the alsamixergui application and enable channels
> b
Hi,
I am having some difficulty getting sound perfectly right.
The esd or esound daemon is hogging /dev/dsp etc, causing
game sound and ogg123 to fail. I have to kill esd manually and
start the alsamixergui application and enable channels
before games/music will play any sound.
I'm trying t
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