Erik Slagter wrote:
> Using:
>
> - pulseaudio 0.9.8 from fedora test on i386
> - usb speakers that can only playback at 48000 hz
> - pulseaudio alsa emulation (using pcm.pulse { type pulse })
> - this command line: madplay -o wav:- test.mp3 | aplay -Dpulse -
> - test.mp3 has a samplerate of 44100 hz
>
> pulse plays for about a minute and then stops playing. Strace (-f) shows
> lots of activity, but I hear nothing.
>
> I have seen similar behaviour on 0.9.7 running on amd64.
>
> Adding a "sox -t wav - -t wav -r 48000 -" doesn't help, so it's not the
> resampling that I suspected.
>
> I'll do some more testing, something this trivial should simply work I
> guess, so maybe I screwed up some config option.
>
> BTW still running system wide and only yesterday I still had that
> working...
Interesting, it doesn't show using audacious using either the pulseaudio
plugin directly or using the alsa plugin with emultion. Weird. So it
looks like a bad interaction between aplay and the pulseaudio emulation
layer.
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