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>> I'm trying to remove all digital alteration of the sound on my |
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>> music server before it hits the USB DAC. I have no jack, no |
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>> pulseaudio, and I think I should remove esound. There doesn't |
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>> seem to be an /etc/init.d script for it though. |
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> At my site it's called /etc/init.d/esound. |
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> Perhaps you'd someday removed it accidently ? |
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>> I've removed it from my USE flags, and un-emerged it, but now |
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>> I'm curious. |
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> That useflag (IMHO) only affects other applications which might |
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> be able to feed their audio to esd. So if you disable this useflag |
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> (and dont forget to rebuild ;-p), the app won't try to connect |
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> to esd anymore. So, if nobody uses esd, you can remove it. |
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I see it now. Thanks a lot. |
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- Grant |
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> BTW: (OT) I'm currently writing an tiny and network agnostic |
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> (9P based) audio server which should be capable of being the |
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> only application interface (making app-internal driver layers |
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> obsolete) and optionally can support other protocols (eg. esound). |
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> If anyone's interested in it, just let me know :) |
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