Hi. I'm trying to debug a problem in Ubuntu Lucid that appears to be pulseaudio related. When we set the speech rate of espeak to 100% in Orca, and enable key echo, the keys are not announced when pressed. Instead, when you type one key, no sound is played, but when you press another key, both keys are played. I've traced this bug from Espeak to libao and now to pulseaudio. Libao is using the pa_simple_write function to play speech sounds. I find that when sounds of over about 2000 samples are sent, then then sound is played. If sounds of less than 2000 samples are sent, then they are not played, and instead buffered somewhere until the next sample is passed to pa_simple_write. Would anyone have any idea of what might be causing this, or what area I should inspect more closely? Currently, I'm using fprintf commands to trace the pulseaudio source. So far, I've traced this from simple.c to stream.c to pstream.c, where I see the samples being queued. From there, I'm a bit lost about how the samples are moved along. Thanks, Bill
