You're entirely righ.
I really should just try things first and see what happens after.
Many thanks, again.
Regards,
Peter
On Thursday 09 Jun 2005 16:12, Cam wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It's really been too long since i've played a game... IIRC you just
> need to install the package libsdl1.2-esd (by defa
Hi,
It's really been too long since i've played a game... IIRC you just
need to install the package libsdl1.2-esd (by default it installs
libsdl1.2-oss (response time is probably better that way?)
Good luck,
Cameron Matheson
On 6/9/05, TreeBoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Marvellous!
>
> I've a
Marvellous!
I've always been somewhat daunted by the mplayer manual, so this piece of
enlightenment is truly well received.
I have to ask, though, how do I get SDL games to use this ESD server too?
Many thanks,
TreeBoy
On Thursday 09 Jun 2005 15:18, Cam wrote:
> Thanks!... i've been working
Thanks!... i've been working w/ for the same thing but failed (i was
also trying NAS). Anyway, i used to use esddsp a long time ago, but
i've kind of forgotten the in's and outs... if you use mplayer though,
that has an esd output plugin. (or, AFAIK, anything written in SDL can
use esd, so basical
Having failed with NAS, here is what I have done with esound.
esound was already installed (part of Gnome) on both the laptop and the
desktop.
First I have to configure the server on the laptop:
I've changed the file /etc/esd.conf to show:
[esd]
auto_spawn=1
spawn_options=-terminate -nobeeps -
TreeBoy wrote:
Hi, again.
Managed to get it working (sort of!).
I have a desktop machine that sits in another room because the flashing
lights and the noisy fans would not be allowed into the living room.
I have a laptop that I use all the time connected to the desktop. I run X on
the desk
Hi, again.
Managed to get it working (sort of!).
I have a desktop machine that sits in another room because the flashing
lights and the noisy fans would not be allowed into the living room.
I have a laptop that I use all the time connected to the desktop. I run X on
the desktop and view it's
TreeBoy wrote:
Do you mean NAS (Network Audio System) which is available on Debian now.
That seems to be something else. The slashdot discussion is about X.org's
MAS (media application server), and the posting links to this web site:
http://www.mediaapplicationserver.net/
Since this is an X.
ers/03/02/03/2137213.shtml?tid=141&ti
>d=104&tid=152
>
> I suspect that the topic of this article, MAS, will not be available until
> Debian transitions to X.org. (Somebody pleace correct me if I'm wrong.)
>
> The first thing I gleaned from the discussion is that sound
/02/03/2137213.shtml?tid=141&tid=104&tid=152
I suspect that the topic of this article, MAS, will not be available until
Debian
transitions to X.org. (Somebody pleace correct me if I'm wrong.)
The first thing I gleaned from the discussion is that sound over X is like
perl,
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