Hi Guido,
Well today I've tried to recompile the actual cvs (I saw changes in ac3dec
and hoped that this could be the "pipe problem"), but alsa-lib doesn't
compile anymore ... it looks like the API is constantly moving atm. I've
got a problem with the *.conf file too .. last time .. I'm not sure what
the alsa developer are doing atm. To do a good test use the dvdplayer from
Matjaz. A file named ac3test.vob did I tried too but without success afaik.
Greetings
Stefan
Guido Fiala
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25.06.2001 21:02
On Sunday, 24. June 2001 21:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Guido,
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> try ac3dec from the ALSA-TOOLS cvs ... (under ALSA) ...
Thanks for the tip!
My experiences:
Yes, that ac3dec works for me but only with the "default" pcm-config, not
with the -4 or -6 switch (which seems to be useful for my speaker setup).
Fine is that it has error detection for ac3 frames (skippes them).
But i get front/rear totally mixed up (tested using ac3test.vob),
appearantly
it has something to do with
/usr/share/alsa/cards/EMU10K1.conf
which is reported to be "old or corrupted" (but's the one from the
snapshot).
Someone with more luck? Can you tell me which version you use Stefan?
BTW: what a horror of installation, although the 0.5.xx releases where so
easy to install, had to hack configure, sources, file-permissions and at
the
end alsaconf did'nt find a single card but (using the old modules.conf) it
worked a bit. Some old alsa-apps has to be recompiled (if compatible)
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