The Source пишет:> Toby пишет:>> 2008/11/2 WILMES Andreas <administrator@xxxxxxxxxxx>:>> >>> Hello everbody,>>>>>> Can someone give the current state of the driver? What are his >>> features,>>> what is working?>>> >>>> I've been watching this thread for a while, and occasionally trying>> out new builds, as I have an original PCI X-Fi emu20k1.>> Everyone else seems to be reporting decent successes, but I have never>> managed it myself.>>>> Playing back sound files at any sample-rate results in a repeating>> burst of static. Adjusting the period/buffer parameters to aplay will>> cause the pitch/tone of the static burst to change, but never turn>> into anything remotely like the desired sound.>>>> I'm running this on a 64-bit system (Ubuntu 8.04 with a custom>> compiled kernel). Is anyone else having success on this platform?>>>> Thanks,>> Toby>>>> > I'm running this driver on Fedora 9 x86-64. Gives me some trouble, but > as big as yours. Most apps work fine. The problems are:> 1. Wine, if uses alsa directly, causes sound to be corrupted > everywhere until driver restart. So I have to use eSound emulation of > pulseaudio for wine.> 2. Only one application at a time can use sound, so I use pulseaudio > for multiple sound threads mixing.> 3. Some games like doom3 can only use alsa and oss, so to redirect > them to pulseaudio I use alsa-plugins-pulseaudio, but that causes > 2-second sound delay in those games.> 4. About 0.5 second sound delay is present in games that use openal > (which uses pulseaudio through sdl or esd).>Using dmix appeared to be much better idea. No sound delay in games now._______________________________________________Alsa-devel mailing listAlsa-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx://mailman.alsa-project.org/mailman/listinfo/alsa-devel
