Kevin Krammer is a darn nice person I don't care what anybody says!
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> >
> > Does this mean that arts is using alsa to provide sound?
>
> Yes.
> aRts will compose the audio data it gets, e.g. decode compressed data like
> OGG vorbis and then write this to the sound driver depending on its
> configuration
>
> > > so from ALSA's point of view
> > > Arts should look like one of its applications.
> >
> > Does this mean alsa is being supplied sound by by an application called
> > arts?
>
> If ALSA is the sound system which aRts is configured to use then yes.
>
> > I'd just like to know why I can't access input devices in audacity unless
> > I kill all arts pids or run audacity with the command "artsdsp -m
> > audacity"
>
> Hmm, does your ALSA setup allow concurrent access to the sound device? e.g.
> having a card that allows to be accessed by more than one application or an
> ALSA level sound mixer
>
> Check by running to ALSA programs other than aRts
>
Thanks Kevin,
Worrying sound is fairly new to me as I/ve started fooling around with dvb-t,
video and sound files. I'll have to figure out what I have that uses alsa and
not arts.
Maybe its an alsa problem. I woke up this morning, booted up and had no sound
at all until I ran alsaconf alsamixer and alsactl store. I had sound when I
walked away last night albeit I did have two scheduled mencoder jobs before
the automated shutdown.
--
Cheers,
Rick Miles
Movement stopped is no movement,
and rest set in motion is no rest.
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http://people.aapt.net.au/~frmrick/
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