On Wed, 2009-06-10 at 10:08 -0500, The Digital Pioneer wrote:
I play oggs with intone/a2dp, but I have to renice mplayer to -19 to
keep it smooth. It still cuts occasionally, but that could just be
connectivity.
don't forget to edit mplayer's configuration in order to tell him to use
Am 13.06.2009 um 09:16 schrieb GNUtoo:
On Wed, 2009-06-10 at 10:08 -0500, The Digital Pioneer wrote:
I play oggs with intone/a2dp, but I have to renice mplayer to -19 to
keep it smooth. It still cuts occasionally, but that could just be
connectivity.
don't forget to edit mplayer's
Hi,
I've just got back from a trip - hence the delay.
Intone is in the process of a minor re-write. I'm looking at improving the
music manager, writing a small desktop sync client to manage music and tags
and use ecore routines to handle mplayer.
I still can't seem to get much clarity on
Just another data point - if your using streaming audio across wifi (I
am using mplayer streaming from my ISP's radio offerings), a2dp can
suffer badly if using wmiconfig -i eth0 --power maxperf - it seriously
interferes with bluetooth
BillK
On Wed, 2009-06-10 at 15:55 +0100, Michael Sheldon
One thing I don't understand:
intone with a2dp: mplayer usage around 40% and sometimes spikes to
everything available (80-85%) == no fluent playback
intone without a2dp: 12% cpu == fluent playback
how come?
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 5:17 AM, The Digital
Pioneerdigitalpion...@gmail.com wrote:
If
I play oggs with intone/a2dp, but I have to renice mplayer to -19 to keep it
smooth. It still cuts occasionally, but that could just be connectivity.
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c_c ha scritto:
Hi,
The Digital Pioneer wrote:
AFAIK, the only way to do it is to run mplayer with -ao
alsa:device=bluetooth
Ok. But what would be the best of doing so from intone :-
1. I stop the current process from Intone
2. Start new process with the -ao flag
Or
Hi to all,
Sorry if this is out of topic.
I want to ask those of you who already use a2dp, how is the sound quality? I
tried to use my Neo as media player wit wired headsets, but it was almost a
disaster, intone is great but the sound quality is bad. Not only the lack of
bass …
I was looking
OpenMitko ha scritto:
Hi to all,
Sorry if this is out of topic.
I want to ask those of you who already use a2dp, how is the sound
quality? I tried to use my Neo as media player wit wired headsets, but
it was almost a disaster, intone is great but the sound quality is
bad. Not only the
DJDAS wrote:
It's very simple: you have to pair to the device and create a .asoundrc
file in $HOME.
You can see a sample of it in the bluethooth.py module of BlueMoko[1]
(look at the function connect_A2DP() )
After this the bluetooth headset will become the default alsa device so
you
Michael Sheldon ha scritto:
DJDAS wrote:
It's very simple: you have to pair to the device and create a .asoundrc
file in $HOME.
Personally I don't think this should be implemented in intone, this
sort of system-wide activity should be handled by FSO (and I believe
there is work
If you do implement this in Intone (I see the merits of having it as a
system-wide option, but then, how many apps are playing sound at one time?),
beware that if the bluetooth headset refuses to pair, or if the bluetooth
chip is turned off, mplayer freezes and Intone does too. I have to kill them
On Sunday 07 June 2009 10:50:48 am Yorick Moko wrote:
I find intone by far the best music app (low cpu usage); but I can't
find a way to route the audio through
Currently I use mplayer -ao alsa:device=bluetooth /mp3/
I would love it if this would be possible with intone.
Does anybody know a
Hi,
Yorick Moko wrote:
Currently I use mplayer -ao alsa:device=bluetooth /mp3/
I would love it if this would be possible with intone.
Well, I'm running mplayer from intone without any audio output driver. I
did
think of having an option for bluetooth - but was not clear if I would then
have
Hi,
BTW, I prefer this list because okpg.org doesn't always send me a message
on a new post.
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Hi Yorick,
Yorick Moko wrote:
I find intone by far the best music app (low cpu usage); but I can't
find a way to route the audio through
Currently I use mplayer -ao alsa:device=bluetooth /mp3/
I would love it if this would be possible with intone.
Does anybody know a way, or is there some
see below
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 7:22 PM, c_ccchan...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi,
Yorick Moko wrote:
Currently I use mplayer -ao alsa:device=bluetooth /mp3/
I would love it if this would be possible with intone.
Well, I'm running mplayer from intone without any audio output driver. I
did
think
I've been using the configfile hack for a while too now, and I don't like
having to do that, but it works.
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Hi,
The Digital Pioneer wrote:
I've been using the configfile hack for a while too now, and I don't like
having to do that, but it works.
Guys, I need a little help here. I could modify the config file from intone
itself and restart mplayer - but I don't think that's the best way to do it.
Can someone with more knowledge about alsa linux system point me to
the recommended way of doing something like this?
Thanks.
AFAIK, the only way to do it is to run mplayer with -ao
alsa:device=bluetooth
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Hi,
The Digital Pioneer wrote:
AFAIK, the only way to do it is to run mplayer with -ao
alsa:device=bluetooth
Ok. But what would be the best of doing so from intone :-
1. I stop the current process from Intone
2. Start new process with the -ao flag
Or
I can have 2 configurations in
I think your best bet is to respawn mplayer with the flag.
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