Sean McNamara wrote: > > You are welcome to do whatever you want on your system, but don't assume that everyone wants what you want. > </rant> > _______________________________________________ Or you could just avoid all this mess with Linux audio for the time being and use a hardware mixing device instead. I realize laptop users are going to bitchslap me for saying that but its true. The whole buggy software mixing situation with regards to applications not working correctly or as intended is frustrating. OSS4 does it at the kernel level because it tries to be transparent to all the applications which think the device has hardware mixing capabilities. I realize OSS4 can be buggy for some but its implementation is far more compatible instead of the cocktail of sound servers and software mixing routines we have in ALSA right now. Some apps out there require direct access to /dev/dsp or whatever, what are we going to do? Hope somebody updates the program? (usually not going to happen with older closed source games or whatnot). Take UT99 for example, rarely does this ever work with any software mixing period. _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list Alsa-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.alsa-project.org/mailman/listinfo/alsa-devel
