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Hi! |
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First of all, thanks to those folks who answered my questions about hard |
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drives & DMA; the new drive is in place and working perfectly. :) |
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Now since the basic system is up and running, it's time to play! I have |
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enabled ALSA in the kernel (2.6 dev-sources), with OSS emulation and all |
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options under it, and sound mostly works. For example, I can hear DVD |
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audio in xine, and the "Test Sound" feature in KDE Control Center works |
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most of the time -- but sometimes it stops and I have to play with the |
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mute controls in Kmix to get it back. However, none of the event sounds |
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will play from within KDE, but will play using ogg123. |
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Sound with aRts through ALSA sounds horrible -- too loud and full of |
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static. If I tell KDE to use OSS instead (even though it's just ALSA |
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emulating OSS), it sounds normal. Sound from ogg123 through aRts sounds |
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nasty too, so it seems aRts uses the direct ALSA there. Sound from |
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ogg123 through ALSA plays just fine. |
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I am on a 450MHz dual G3 here (blue & white, made in August 1999). Does |
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anyone know what's going on with the sound? |
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Next, anyone using xine on this kind of system? I'm wondering if the |
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video quality can be improved. Currently it has lots of little flecks in |
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it, almost like static you'd get by watching TV with a poor signal. I'm |
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going to fool around with this more, changing things like X color depth |
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and such, because I really haven't done much investigating of video yet; |
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I'm just trying to see if someone out there has a similar system that |
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works well. |
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Thanks! |
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