Hi Wouter !
> > > - What do I do for sound? I could use GSI (which does -not- work
> > > for me... the daemon -never- starts)... Maybe I should look
> > > at a GGI-style sound management library?
> Why doesn't whoever wrote this contact me?
Oops - assumed he already did ...
> > This is quite a bit different from your current needs which are pretty much
> > streaming large amounts of PCM data in a synchronized way.
> Streams are handled by GSI 0.8.x. Synchronizing, well, in that case
> shared memory streams are probably the way to go (not completed in
> 0.8.x).
Ah. ggiplay is a simple mov-player based on the quicktime4linux library
I wrote to have a look at the lib. So synchronization is an important issue
for that stuff as nothing looks worse, than a movie not in sync with the text.
> > Yes - a GGI-like Lib would be interesting, as there are at least:
> > OSS, Kernel native drivers, ALSA, network audio servers, dumb /dev/audios,
> > the Win stuff ...
> Check out the library oranization of 0.9.x: gsipcm, gsicd, gsisynth
> (abstraction in this case is a mistake I think, just do midi and new
> libs for other formats), gsimixer, and (lib)gsi is the network
> connection stuff.
This sounds good. You mean, that LibGSI already has the ability to as
transparently as possible run on about every underlying sounddriver ?
Great, then. I should update my copy to have a look (though it works for me
as is :-).
> > Unifying this would be great ... but it will need quite some effort and
> > study of all possible targets to get it right.
> Hmm. Have a look at 0.9.x. Anyone want to help?
Well - how about the orginal poster ... Teunis - come one ...
CU, ANdy
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