In your etc/asound.conf
add rate to the bottom line of your cards manually
such as if 44100 as below and this will lock your card outputs, handy when
running usb or soundblaster cards but I still lock it on pro cards too
pcm.rd0 {
type HW
card 1
device 0
rate 44100
pcm.rd0 {
type HW
card 1
rate 44100
cheers
les
>
>> I had a case yesterday where I had to swap my main Rivendell / Onair
>> machine yesterday and things turned to custard.
>> Music played at half speed on the machine so I thought change the
>> hostname and reboot (the other machine name was in my rivendell
>> database)... then rebooted... nope music still half speed.... so I
>> thought what do I do?
>> I pulled apart machine unplugged and plugged back in Delta 10/10
>> card... Music played normally....
>
> Hi,
>
> This sounds like it is a sample rate issue. It sounds like for some
> reason
> the sound card on the new machine didn't initialize at the same sample
> rate as
> your Rivendell audio is recorded.
>
> I've run into this with inexpensive and some onboard sound cards. The
> fact that the M-Audio
> Delta 10/10 played correctly further leads me to believe it is a sample
> rate issue - the
> M-Audio 10/10 generally initializes at the correct sample rate.
>
> I have found that if you are using ALSA with one of the cheaper cards
> and have this issue, you
> can sometimes get around it by specifying the RATE in your
> etc/asound.conf file. I've found this
> can work with some intel audio chipsets, however it has a 50/50 chance
> whether or not it'll work.
>
>
>
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