coming Skype calls, do not
> start any other sound application because Skype blocks your
> device...
I am admittedly not to familiar with Linux's implementation of OSS, it
could be that it is obselete and buggy. I have only used OSS in other
operating systems. In my experience mixing and
t;
>>
>
> If something is trying to open /dev/dsp, then it is using the (obsolete)
> OSS API. You need to enable OSS emulation in the kernel drivers.
>
In the Linux kernel it may be deprecated but OSS is not obsolete. Other
operating systems besides Linux need sound after all :).
> Note that, AFAIK, there is no mixing possible with the OSS API. Your
It does support mixing.
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rrect the permissions of the file it was linked to were not. For me
at least, adding yourself to audio wouldn't work as the files (well,
/dev/dsp at least) looked to be owned by root:root. I just had this
problem and doing a chmod o+rw /dev/sound/dsp solved it (I actually did
/dev/sound/* just in case).
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