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Was this with kernel drivers? If so the 8-bit mode isn't
supported, alsa converts from 8-16bit in software before dumping to card.
This is like the fact that the es137x has no mu-law support but alsa has a
/dev/audio device.
either use kernel drivers with -DNEED_LINEAR with speak freely or use alsa.
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 09:00:29PM -0400, Buddy Brannan wrote:
> It's supported all right. Be advised, however, that playing 8-bit
> sounds might sound like crap (basically unlistenable). Might be
> specific bit rates, but I couldn't say for certain.
> -- 
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