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Dmitri Pogosyan wrote: |
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> As people said your choices are |
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> 1) Use sound card with hardware mixing |
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> 2) Run sound mixing daemon like esound or arts |
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> 3) Set up dmix in alsa. I also heard that alsa 1.10 is supposed to |
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> come with replacement for dmix ? |
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> 3) is preferable to 2), especially arts seems having a lot of bad rap. |
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> I have recompiled everything without arts (I don't have gnome or esound |
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> installed) and set up dmix devices. Works fine. |
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> I don't know much about 'jack' |
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jack is the jack audio connection kit. It is mostly used by audio |
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professionals or people that have m-audio audio cards. It is probably |
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unwanted for this situation as most programs don't support it, and it's |
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Jack is the jack audio connection kit. It is mostly used by audio |
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professionals or people that have m-audio audio cards. It is probably |
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too powerful for your type of setup, so don't worry about. It's very |
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powerful for what it does, and with that a bit complicated to setup, |
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especially to get non-jack programs working with it. |
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Kyle |
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