This is waht I get when using the custom alsa device - a GL shader error.
Might actually be a driver bug. Or a Mesa bug. or Alsa bug. Or mplayer...
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Opening audio decoder: [ffmpeg] FFmpeg/libavcodec audio decoders
AUDIO: 48
Now this is downright weird:
as a workaround for the "tearing" bug I decided to use gl2 output for now.
Which works perfectly fine. Got a fast CPU, no problem.
Now I wanted to limit the dynamic range and chainloaded two LADSPA plugins
into my alsa setup (.asoundrc below).
dts tracks now are watc
