it. It uses
h323's pwlib.
Melanie
have used oss2jack. Now I wonder, is
there something like alsa2jack? Something that appears as a physical
soundcard in ALSA, yet feeds into Jack?
Melanie
Been there, done that.
IT actually enumerates _hardware_ sound cards - nothing in .asoundrc
is recognized by this app.
Melanie
Esben Stien wrote:
Melanie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
something like alsa2jack?
There is no such thing as alsa2jack, as far as I know, though it would
be nice
it take for a driver to be completed? My minimum
requirement would be a driver that would support the Audigy 2 ZS
Notebook as well as an Audigy Platimun or SB Live! is supported.
Melanie
Wouldn't it be better to put the structures in shared memory and
not use any locking / signalling at all?
Melanie
for sound card
entries. Check the lsmod output for unwanted snd-* drivers.
Disable them, if found. Manually unload all ALSA drivers and
check if the devices are gone. Reload one at a time and see which
module makes the problem appear.
Melanie
As an alternative to exec'ing an external program, I have some
code in my DJPlay project, that does all you need.
http://djplay.sourceforge.net
You will want map.cpp and mp3map.cpp source files with their
requisite headers.
Melanie
values and many files are not tagged at all.
The object was to get the stream parameters, not metadata.
Melanie
? If no, what would have to
be done where to make that work?
Melanie
Hi,
Peter Zubaj wrote:
Other ways will require driver change.
Any pointers to where (file, ~line) this is allocated/assigned. Where I
would need to change this?
Melanie
.
Melanie
to bottom. Therefore, up MUST map to left, down MUST map to
right, otherwise, non-mathematically minded people get uttely confused.
Melanie
On 2004.08.21 18:07 Dave Robillard wrote:
On Sat, 2004-08-21 at 01:30, Lee Revell wrote:
I just installed jack-rack and find the mouse wheel behavior a bit odd
sources to back
that up..
Micro$oft has done the most extensive UI research known to man. Their
sliders move left when wheeling up go figure!
Melanie
it, just maybe, be acceptable to the kernel people if capabilities
could be turned on by some parameter on the kernel command line (e.g.
capabilities=on)?
This would make capabilities disabled by default, but gives a way to enable
them that does not require a kernel patch and rebuild...
Melanie
only.
Instead of #defines, these could be globals. Of course they would need to
be set before init is run, so a kernel command line parameter is the only
place it can be done easily.
Nothing changes thoughout the kernel but these two data values...
Melanie
with sysctl. The kernel security module would use whatever gid
value it is given.
The mechanism you're looking for may be a PAM module. It has all the
information (uid, gids, tty), is trusted, runs at login time, is in
userspace and runs as root.
Melanie
On 2003.11.17 05:32 Tim Hockin wrote:
On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 08:39:10AM +0100, Melanie wrote:
userspace and runs as root.
Errm, since when does PAM run as root?
Hm, thought it did... during login... does it run as the user?
Melanie
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Melanie
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