Note: at least when having ALSA libraries (alsa-base, and the oss
plugin) installed at the same time as OSS4, which you probably want
because not all applications are supporting OSS, then Ekiga will still
choose OSS for the output and input devices (/dev/dsp (PTLIB/OSS)),
but ALSA (Default
Another note for those who want to try it:
It's imperative that OSS4's vmix0-src is set to Fast (not High). This
is said to be the resampling quality, and of course you'd be tempted
to set it to High, as I did after everything worked. Can't hurt you
think, on a 2.5 Ghz dual core, and my testing
Ok so I've played with suspend. OSS4 does not support suspend/resume
at all. Upstream comes with two scripts soundoff and soundon which
help to handle shutting down and reinitializing it.
Bad part number 1 is that those are missing from the Debian packages;
good part is I've solved that by taking
Actually another correction, too: replace the perl part with:
perl -we 'while (read STDIN, $buf, 6*2) { print substr $buf,0,2 }'
(since I'm using mono, and the word width of the samples is 2 bytes
not 4, duh; funny I actually didn't hear any difference).
Now here's how I actually kind of solved
-Original Message-
From: ekiga-list-boun...@gnome.org
[mailto:ekiga-list-boun...@gnome.org] On Behalf Of Christian Jaeger
Sent: 2010 March 02 14:19
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Subject: Re: [Ekiga-list] Bad sound quality because of
missing low passfilter
Well, I wouldn't say my
