On 02/16/2012 06:43 AM, Peter Lawrence wrote:
Perhaps OSS was removed from subsequent Ubuntu releases? (That would be a shame, as it was the only API that seemed halfway manageable; the rest seem like a nightmare to understand and program.)
ALSA has been the standard sound system in Linux for quite a while.
All common sound cards will accept 48 KHz stereo. It's best to use this rate to talk to the hardware, and interpolate as necessary.As for Windows problems, I'm genuinely at a loss to explain them. My only thought at this point is that the soundcards in question reject a request for a monaural 8000kHz 16-bit audio setting.
Thanks
Bruce
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