Hi.
We've set up a channel on OPN (irc.openprojects.net), called #ALSA.
Developers are welcome, as are users. People keep dropping in with
questions.
We think it's a good means of support, since most don't feel compelled
enough to subscribe to a mailing list for help (and the documentation is
no
Hi,
At 27 Sep 2001 14:33:18 -0700,
Josh Green wrote:
>
> On Thu, 2001-09-27 at 10:02, Takashi Iwai wrote:
> > Hi Josh,
> >
> > At 26 Sep 2001 20:38:17 -0700,
> > Josh Green wrote:
> > >
> > > I've been getting a kernel oops with the latest CVS (as of today). I've
> > > attached the output from
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >What in the world are you talking about?
>
> you don't want SCHED_FIFO handling in every program. you want a
> utility like:
>
> zsh> rtfifo your-command-here
>
> which would acquire CAP_RESOURCE, then set its scheduling policy to
> SCHED_FIFO, then call mlockall
> > sorry for this newbie question, but i'm having serious trouble using
> > the alsa lib 0.9.0beta8. After updating the code of my sequencer software
> > from lib 0.5.8 api to 0.9.0 ,i simply can't start the queue.
> You need here snd_seq_drain_output(seq) to trigger the start event.
Thanks ver
Hi,
At Mon, 01 Oct 2001 17:46:03 +0200,
stef wrote:
>
> snd-card-mtpav:
>
> I use the Motu Midi Express XT 8 port interface. The only multiport interface,
> which is supported by alsa. If i play midi songs to more than one output port
> at the same time, i sometimes get hanging or dropped notes
> > snd-card-mtpav:
> > [...]
> > some or all output LEDs of totally unused output ports are flashing. Seems as
> > if the data got routed to a wrong port - or was even broadcasted to all ports.
> > The more midi traffic, the more often this error occurs.
> [..]
> The problem of mtpav has been rep
I have released a 3D audio library LGPL @ sourceforge :
http://mffm3daudiolib.sourceforge.net/
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On Sat, 29 Sep 2001, Petter [iso-8859-1] Sundlöf wrote:
> We've set up a channel on OPN (irc.openprojects.net), called #ALSA.
> Developers are welcome, as are users. People keep dropping in with
> questions.
>
> We think it's a good means of support
What a joke! Everytime I go in, there
> What a joke! Everytime I go in, there's about 10 users there but
> no one is talking. No one replies to questions like "Anyone there?" or
> "Anyone home?" There's just silence.
It takes a bit to get these things going. The #vorbis channel was like
that except for monty and i talking and
>I'm sure that if the gurus on the list started joining, the conversation
>would pick up.
i don't know if i'm a guru, but i do know that i don't do irc. the
last time i did anything like that was on bitnet in 1986. i'm done.
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On Sat, 29 Sep 2001, Uros Bizjak wrote:
> You should change configure.in CONFIG_SND_ISA detection function, which
> starts at line 222. Perhaps your processor is not detected as x86. Try to put
> some echos in configure.in and make a configure by running autoconf (this is
> automatically done
Ah hah, /usr/src/linux/include/linux/autoconf.h has:
#define CONFIG_M586MMX 1
but configure.in has no entry for CONFIG_M586MMX! This should be part of
the standard "Linus" kernel. So maybe configure.in should be checking for
it?
James Rich
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I created the patch below to configure.in which makes it check for
CONFIG_M586MMX type cpus. It is super obvious so I hope it is correct!
This fixes the compilation problems for me.
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16:47:59 2001
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Hi
I'm new to this ASLA stuff so this is a newbie question.
In the 0.9 versions of alsa, some of the interfaces have changed. Is
there a document that describes porting software from 0.5 versions.
I particular I see 3 types that are no longer there. What are the
recomended replacements???
snd_
>I'm new to this ASLA stuff so this is a newbie question.
>
>In the 0.9 versions of alsa, some of the interfaces have changed. Is
>there a document that describes porting software from 0.5 versions.
>
>I particular I see 3 types that are no longer there. What are the
>recomended replacements???
I
Hi
Sadly, I have come to the conclusion that there is exactly zip in the
way of docs.
I wonder how it was designed without at least a bit of documentation on
what everything does.
Even if the original design stuff is incomplete at least it gives some
idea of what the architeature and API are abou
>I have released a 3D audio library LGPL @ sourceforge :
>http://mffm3daudiolib.sourceforge.net/
its quite possibly very cool. its too bad that my 28.8kB/sec modem
doesn't allow me to view the page in less than several minutes, and
viewing it in lynx provides me with a fairly useless page that te
>I wonder how it was designed without at least a bit of documentation on
>what everything does.
you will find that most skilled coders can write thousands of lines of
code without a design document. not to say that this is a good thing,
however. in the case of ALSA, we've been an iterative proces
I have now fixed the html pages as per Paul's suggestions.
Please read the description.
I hope some developers can find a 3D audio library usefull.
http://mffm3daudiolib.sourceforge.net/
thanks
MAtt
On 1 October 2001, Paul Davis wrote:
> >I have released a 3D audio library LGPL @ sourceforge :
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