Christian Lohmaier wrote:
> So any hint on how to actually use nas with OOo still would be
> appreciated...
Looking at the code it seems that as long as you work on a local
display, /dev/dsp or /dev/audio will be used. NAS or rplay will be used
in the case of a remote Xserver. Fooling that without patching the code
does not seem easy; it compares the contents of the DISPLAY variable for
all kinds of possibilities whether this might be the server it is
running on.
> And of course any explanation on why OOo requires the JMF for all
> sounds...
The way using NAS (or rplay, or /dev/*) is what used to be. JMF is the
new way to play sound. JMF was chosen especially because it supports
more formats and is supposed to support more file types in the future.
At some point the old vcl Sound class which implements the current
behaviour will be deleted. Looking at LXR there are not that many places
left, so I think we should do that soon and get rid of the now duplicate
code.
Just my 2 cents, pl
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