Hi all. I've noticed some peculiarities with my driver that I'm hoping to clear up here. Whenever I use arecord to record a wav, I always try to use the following sample format: 16-bit unsigned 44100 hz. However, when I try using this format, arecord outputs something similar to: xrun: at least 0.185 ms long xrun: at least 0.130 ms long. The value is constantly changing. However, if I use the same sample format -fS16_LE -c2 -r44099, I can record fine. Is it just the snd-cs4236 driver that doesn't like audio input that exceeds 44099 hz? Also, whenever I record audio using rec (which uses the oss interface, I can only record using a samplerate of up to 40089 hz. If I try rates above 44089, the program will operate as normal (no aronious values being printed to stdout), however the resulting file's content is all silence. Any ideas why this would occur? Also when I attempt to use applications such as Speakfreely, they still don't work even though oss-emulation is working to some extent or so it seems. My config: Debian Woody (3.0r0)i686 with Crystal-CS4236B isapnp card, and alsa-0.9.0rc1. The contents of /proc/asound/oss/sndstat doesn't show any errors or warnings, so I take it everything is as should be. I am aware that I have posted similar threads on this or similar subject, and I apologize if anyone thinks I am spamming the list, which is not the case. I have just been doing various different types of testing and this is just my progress over the last day. Does anyone know why arecord would behave the way I have described, or why I have oss working to a certain degree but not completely? Thx! microsoft dialogue This company has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem persists, delete winblows and install linux close button
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