> > If you follow the ac3-sound thread - that will be the solution soon for
> > ac3-carring channels, theoretically it should be possible to send normal
> > data the same way (with some modifications).
>
> i�m sorry but i don�t know what u mean??
No idea how much work is required for, but it should be possible to send the
audio packets even for non-ac3 channels to (e.g. mpg123) instead of sending
them to the card, possibly the sync will be gone then too.
> i did and it worked but the syncronisation was gone(mouthmovements and
> sound didn�t go together.
Yep, know that. I use the "latency" test-program out of the alsa-lib/test/
instead. Because you can adjust the minimal secure latency (by hacking the
code) for your hardware. I set the value to 4096, which still gives
occasional sound drop outs... that is related to the linux-low-latency-patch
discussion, although i would like to have KURT in the main-stream kernel
instead ;-)
You can find 'my' code under
http://www.s.netic.de/gfiala/rec2ac97.c
it compiles with
gcc -o rec2ac97 rec2ac97.c -lasound
To start/stop i use the following little script behind a KDE-Button:
/usr/local/bin/rec2ac97.sh:
#!/bin/bash
if !( ps ux| grep "rec2ac97$" ) ; then
rec2ac97&
else
killall rec2ac97&
fi
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