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Am 19.10.2010 06:14, schrieb Dmitry S. Makovey: |
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> What I have: |
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> Gentoo + KDE-4.4.5 + pulseaudio-0.9.21.1 |
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> How I use it: |
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> In KDE I've got Xine backend setup for playback (if I use gstreamer I |
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> get higher frequency of problems popping up, see below). |
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> Problems I see: |
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> Whenever any app tries to use KDE sound notification system I have a |
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> good chance of sound becoming garbled in Amarok (while listening to the |
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> music), heck even non-KDE apps like Skype would work fine until |
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> something else decides to use sound device (like gnash/lighspark, etc.). |
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> Chances of getting garbled sound are 50/50 - it's never a guarantee: |
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> sometimes it works - sometimes it "crashes". To get sound back I have to |
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> restart app (Skype, Firefox, Amarok, etc.). |
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For me, this sounds like a mixing problem. Maybe the problem is a bit |
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obfuscated because some applications use alsa directly, other use phonon |
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and yet others use pulseaudio. I cannot give you very clear directions |
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but this should get you going: |
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http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Hardware_mixing,_software_mixing |
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Hope this helps, |
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Florian Philipp |
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