Op ma, 05-02-2007 te 08:41 -0500, schreef Claude Jones: > On Mon February 5 2007, Richard Rasker wrote: > > I've noticed that on some Linux distributions (Mandriva 10.1 and 2006, > > IIRC), artsd somehow seems gets in the way of Cinelerra's sound output > > (in particular when set to OSS, its default). > > You might want to see if killall -9 artsd before starting playback makes > > any difference. > > After the reboot, things have been much improved. Just to experiment, I had a > single clip in the bin, and I had sliced a couple of bits of it ffrom the > viewer out to the timeline. These were playing perfectly, and all seemed > well. I then tried to switch the sound driver from OSS to Alsa - it didn't > like that it seems - a moment later Cinelerra locked up and refused to take > any commands. I tried killing artsd as you suggest, but that had no effect at > this point. I had to killall cinelerra
There's a checkbox Stop playback lock up in the Playback Preferences when ALSA is selected; checking this option should prevent the lock-up you describe (although I'd have to go and dig around for a more detailed explanation - especially *why* this happens). Regards, Richard Rasker _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
