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Richard Fish wrote: |
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>On 2/28/06, Mike Myers <fluffymikey@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>>This is where it's kinda weird. If I use vo=alsa then the .wav files |
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>>won't play at all. If I use ao=arts, then they work, but skipping |
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>>around, like fast forwarding or rewinding lags. Like, I'll press the |
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>>left or right button and then about a second later it will actually |
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>>rewind or forward. |
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>In the KDE Control Center, under Sounds & Multimedia->Sound System, |
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>there is a control for the Sound buffer. Reducing that to the minimum |
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>should eliminate the lagging with arts. |
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Adjusting that doesn't have any affect. There's still a significant lag |
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regardless of how I adjust that buffer. That lag was there with arts |
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before I started having problems with alsa. There was no lag at all if |
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I just used ao alsa though. In fact it would seek so fast that the part |
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I skipped to played over the part I was on so I'd hear to parts of the |
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same file at the same time for a very very brief time. It was short |
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enough to not disrupt anything though, so in a way it kind of acted like |
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some sort of command recognition feedback. I know that's not how it's |
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meant to work, but it was nice when transcribing, heh. |
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>Also, on the "Hardware" tab of the Sound System configuration, is the |
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>audio device set to ALSA? |
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>-Richard |
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Yes |
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