Re: Esound plugin
On 6 Dec, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I did tweak with it some time ago, but once I got done with it I had no > more issues. Are you using the latest and greatest version of ESD? Just > before I started tweaking it I upgraded to the latest and greatest. If > you are using the latest and greatest ESD version and you're still > experiencing problems, please enter a bug report into Bugzilla. After a fair few months I finally had time to sit down and find out what was going on. It was nothing to do with Freeamp. I was using the latest and greatest esd 0.2.20, but everything that used esd caused it to Seg Fault between samples. In the end I just upgraded alsa to the latest and greatest and all is now happy. Thanks Simon. -- Simon Brown, Simon at cliffestones.demon.co.uk DH/DSS Public key 0x93BE39C9 RSAPublic key 0x9052E271 ___ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev
Re: Esound plugin
On 27 Nov, Isaac Richards wrote: >> This also takes out all my other software that uses esd. I first >> thought this was due to my config as I upgraded esd when I changed to >> GNOME 1.2 but I'm beginning to doubt that. Is it just me or are others >> getting this?? > > Well, I don't use esd anymore since the sblive driver lets you do everything > esd does in hardware, but nothing's changed to Freeamp's esd driver in quite > a long time.. What version of esd are you using currently? I'll check it out > when I get some time... I did tweak with it some time ago, but once I got done with it I had no more issues. Are you using the latest and greatest version of ESD? Just before I started tweaking it I upgraded to the latest and greatest. If you are using the latest and greatest ESD version and you're still experiencing problems, please enter a bug report into Bugzilla. --ruaok Freezerburn! All else is only icing. -- Soul Coughing Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://moon.eorbit.net/~robert ___ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev
RE: Esound plugin
On 22-Nov-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > Is anyone else getting grief from the esound plugin. I've noticed it's > quality has varied as the rc's have come out. In rc5 it will play the > first track okay, then at the end of the first track clobber the Esound > daemon pop up unable to write to esd which when you close skips to the > next song and then die, the esd having re-spawned. In other versions it > either totally failed or behaved as before but didn't die and played > every other track. > > This also takes out all my other software that uses esd. I first > thought this was due to my config as I upgraded esd when I changed to > GNOME 1.2 but I'm beginning to doubt that. Is it just me or are others > getting this?? Well, I don't use esd anymore since the sblive driver lets you do everything esd does in hardware, but nothing's changed to Freeamp's esd driver in quite a long time.. What version of esd are you using currently? I'll check it out when I get some time... Isaac ___ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev
Re: esound plugin?
I'm compiling on solaris 2.6 and it's actually barfing on the audiolib headerfiles... very strange... I've been playing w/ #if's all day. but here are the errors: c++ -I. -I. -I./config -DUNIX_LIBDIR=\"/afs/cmf/users/timball/lib\" -Dsolaris -Ibase/include -Iconfig -Iio/include -Iui/include -Ilmc/include -Ibase/unix/include -Ibase/unix/solaris/include -Iui/freeamp/unix/include -Iui/freeamp/unix/res -Iio/esound/include -Iio/soundcard/unix/solaris/include -Iui/lcd/include -Iui/irman/include -Ilmc/xingmp3/include -Wall -g -O2 -I/afs/cmf/@sys/include -D_REENTRANT -fpic -fpic -c io/esound/src/esdvolume.cpp -o io/esound/src/esdvolume.o In file included from io/esound/include/esd.h:3, from io/esound/src/esdvolume.cpp:29: io/esound/include/audiofile.h:603: parse error before `}' *** Error code 1 But the wierd thing is that esound compiled just fine w/ those headers... anyways, timball On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Isaac Richards wrote: > Hm.. it _should_ compile on anything esound supports, unless I messed > something up... And I see I did. > > Did you mean the reference to linux/soundcard.h in esdvolume.cpp? I'm afraid > I didn't see that in in there from the previous person who did the plugin. > It should be removed. So, someone with commit access, go and delete line 27 > of io/esound/src/esdvolume.cpp: #include > > esound itself should figure out what sound includes you need on your > particular system. > > If it still doesn't compile, the relevant errors from the build process > would be immensely helpful. =) > > Isaac >
