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Alle 11:37, domenica 20 novembre 2005, Duncan ha scritto: |
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> What desktop are you running, KDE? If so, are you using the ARTS |
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> sound daemon or not? Anything else (KDE's sound effects??) accessing |
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> sound at the same time? What are the ownership and permissions on |
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> your sound device (/dev/sound/dsp and/or /dev/snd/pcm)? |
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Yes KDE 3.4.3 with arts, and it works good (I can use juk, kopete |
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without problems) |
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> As a user, Skype seems to be configured to try playing thru ARTS |
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> first. When that fails, it tries playing direct to the sound device. |
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> The thing is that if ARTS or a similar sound daemon (ESD?) is |
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> running, it'll grab exclusive use of the sound device, and nothing |
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> else will be able to use it, even if it would be capable of sharing |
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> it otherwise. That's why it tries thru ARTS -- if it's running it |
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> can't access the hardware directly anyway. |
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Ok, but why root can access to the device too? It must be kill user's |
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arts, isn't it? |
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The problem is that I don't know how to configure it, and I don't want |
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to use a root access to use Skype... |
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Luigi |
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