> Regarding alsa dmix, I don't know the technology, but can
> it solve the principle problem of two programs using
> different sound servers? As I understand it, the programs
> are using sound server API's and not ?ALSA API's so if two
> sound server's can't coexist right, no fix in ALSA level
> can help.
you can stack soundservers, but most often you'll not manage
to run them competively in parallel, except you use DMIX or
you have a special card which supports hardware mixing. Most
consumer cards do not support this.
Best regards
ce
