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Bug#864829: screen reader stops speaking

[Luke Yelavich]

On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 11:39:35PM AEST, Mika Hanhijärvi wrote:
> I am using the Gnome desktop.
> I have espeakup and Orca installed. I would like to use espeakup on console 
> and
> Orca on desktop. I also would like to be able to switch between text mode
> console and graphical nome desktop without logging out from the desktop.

ESpeakup is running as root, and everything is running as a user. I think the 
easiest solution here is to configure Pulse to run system-wide. I know there 
is an option in one of the Pulse configuration files to enable this, but I 
don't think Debian ships a startup script or systemd service file to use 
PulseAudio in system mode. Happy to be corrected.
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Bug#864843: Audio hangs on repeated playback

[John Smart]

Sometimes it hangs half way through and I have to interrupt:

$ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
48000 Hz, Stereo

underrun!!! (at least 14300.479 ms long)
^CAborted by signal Interrupt...
aplay: pcm_write:1939: write error: Interrupted system call


Other times, it makes it to the end, and I can play it again.  Seems
random.  After playback, there's also a quiet pink noise hiss for a
three seconds.

On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 1:28 PM, Felipe Sateler  wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 4:14 PM, John Smart  wrote:
>> Package: pulseaudio
>> Version: pulseaudio 5.0
>> Distro: Raspbian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie)
>>
>> When I playback audio using, for example, aplay, the first playback
>> works fine.  Subsequent playback will hang indefinitely.  Several
>> ctrl+c signals will restore playback for one additional play.
>>
>> Reproduction steps:
>>
>> 1. Download any wav:
>> wget http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/wav/oboe-bassoon.wav
>>
>> 2. Use aplay to playback the sound:
>>
>> $ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
>> Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
>> 48000 Hz, Stereo
>> # plays ok
>> ^CAborted by signal Interrupt...
>> aplay: pcm_write:1939: write error: Interrupted system call
>>
>> $ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
>> Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
>> 48000 Hz, Stereo
>> # hangs without any playback
>>
>> I have tried loading PulseAudio daemon in verbose mode to see what
>> might be going on.  When the process hangs, I see:
>>
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] source.c: Processing rewind...
>>
>> I also see a lot of these warnings:
>>
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] protocol-native.c: Implicit underrun of
>> 'ALSA Playback'
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
>> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
>
> Sounds like a driver bug. Does it hang if you let the wav play to the end?
>
>
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Bug#864843: Audio hangs on repeated playback

[Felipe Sateler]

On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 4:14 PM, John Smart  wrote:
> Package: pulseaudio
> Version: pulseaudio 5.0
> Distro: Raspbian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie)
>
> When I playback audio using, for example, aplay, the first playback
> works fine.  Subsequent playback will hang indefinitely.  Several
> ctrl+c signals will restore playback for one additional play.
>
> Reproduction steps:
>
> 1. Download any wav:
> wget http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/wav/oboe-bassoon.wav
>
> 2. Use aplay to playback the sound:
>
> $ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
> Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
> 48000 Hz, Stereo
> # plays ok
> ^CAborted by signal Interrupt...
> aplay: pcm_write:1939: write error: Interrupted system call
>
> $ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
> Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
> 48000 Hz, Stereo
> # hangs without any playback
>
> I have tried loading PulseAudio daemon in verbose mode to see what
> might be going on.  When the process hangs, I see:
>
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] source.c: Processing rewind...
>
> I also see a lot of these warnings:
>
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] protocol-native.c: Implicit underrun of
> 'ALSA Playback'
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
> D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
> (1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)

Sounds like a driver bug. Does it hang if you let the wav play to the end?


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Bug#864843: Audio hangs on repeated playback

[John Smart]

Package: pulseaudio
Version: pulseaudio 5.0
Distro: Raspbian GNU/Linux 8.0 (jessie)

When I playback audio using, for example, aplay, the first playback
works fine.  Subsequent playback will hang indefinitely.  Several
ctrl+c signals will restore playback for one additional play.

Reproduction steps:

1. Download any wav:
wget http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/wav/oboe-bassoon.wav

2. Use aplay to playback the sound:

$ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
48000 Hz, Stereo
# plays ok
^CAborted by signal Interrupt...
aplay: pcm_write:1939: write error: Interrupted system call

$ aplay oboe-bassoon.wav
Playing WAVE 'oboe-bassoon.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate
48000 Hz, Stereo
# hangs without any playback

I have tried loading PulseAudio daemon in verbose mode to see what
might be going on.  When the process hangs, I see:

D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] source.c: Processing rewind...

I also see a lot of these warnings:

D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] protocol-native.c: Implicit underrun of
'ALSA Playback'
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)
D: [alsa-sink-bcm2835 ALSA] sink.c: Found underrun 22784 bytes ago
(1792 bytes ahead in playback buffer)

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Bug#864829: screen reader stops speaking

[Felipe Sateler]

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Hi Mika Hanhijärvi,

On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 9:39 AM, Mika Hanhijärvi  wrote:

> Package: pulseaudio
> Version: 10.0-1
> Severity: grave
>
> Hi
>
> I am sorry that I repport this so close to release of Stretch.
>
> I am not really sure to which package I should report this bug. I am not
> 100%
> sure if this g is in Pulseaudio, speech-eispatcher or someething else. I
> think
> it might be a problem with Pulseaudio.
>
> I am blind so I have to use computer using the screen reader. So it is
> important for me that screen reader works relealibly.
>

I am very much ignorant about how screen readers work. Could you describe a
bit how the stack works please? In particular, what program is actually
responsible for playing the synthesized speech to speakers, and how does it
run? Also, the audio-related configuration (if any) of these programs would
be useful.


>
> I am using the Gnome desktop.
> I have espeakup and Orca installed. I would like to use espeakup on
> console and
> Orca on desktop. I also would like to be able to switch between text mode
> console and graphical nome desktop without logging out from the desktop.
> Currently that does not work. I have two laptops and both have this
> problem.
> Note that I have not made clean Stretch installation, Ihave upgraded my
> systems
> to Stretch.
>
>
> For some reason if espeakup sppeaks something when the computer is booting
> then
> screen reader does not speak anytging on GDM login screen. If that happens
> then
> screen reader also does not speak at all on desktop. This makes it
> impossible
> for me to login to desktop or use the deshtop. I have noticed that if I go
> to
> text console then eseakup speaks just fin.
>
> If espeakup does not speak anytging then screen reader speaks on GDM login
> screen. If I go to text console then espeakup does not speak at all. If I
> login
> to desktop then Orca screen reader speaks just fine. If I login to desktop
> then
> this also happens: If I switch from desktop to GDM login screen thusing the
> ctrl + alt + f1 then screen reader does not speak on GDM login screen at
> all.
> If I then return to desktop then Orca screen reader on desktop speaks again
> just fine. If I switch form desktop to text console using e.g ctrl + alt +
> f3
> then espeakup does not speak at all on console. If I then switch back to
> desktothen Orca speaks again on desktop just fine.
>
>
> If I logout from desktop to gdm login screen then screen reader speaks on
> gdm
> login screen.


> So it seems that the sc reader works just on one of the following views:
> console, gdm or desktop. It is not possible to switch between those. That
> is
> not good.
>

It sounds like the programs that play the speech to the speakers are
grabbing the sound device and not letting it go - thus making it impossible
for the alternative programs to actually play the sound.

Some information that would be useful:

1. Is your user part of the audio group?
2. Does any of the programs that actually play the sound run as root or a
user that is in the audio group?
3. Please attach the output of `lsof /dev/snd/*` for each of the
problematic states (this should answer question 2).


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[pulseaudio] 02/02: Update changelog for 10.0-2 release

[Scott Leggett]

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smlx-guest pushed a commit to branch master
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commit b1dd7cb568c7ceb682aff008ae8ca03f504cd083
Author: Scott Leggett 
Date:   Thu Jun 15 20:07:37 2017 +1000

Update changelog for 10.0-2 release
---
 debian/changelog | 10 ++
 1 file changed, 10 insertions(+)

diff --git a/debian/changelog b/debian/changelog
index 4ac5d4e..c5dc4f4 100644
--- a/debian/changelog
+++ b/debian/changelog
@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+pulseaudio (10.0-2) unstable; urgency=medium
+
+  [ Balint Reczey ]
+  * Removing myself from Uploaders
+
+  [ Scott Leggett ]
+  * Move AGPL-3 text into copyright file (Closes: #863082)
+
+ -- Scott Leggett   Thu, 15 Jun 2017 20:07:30 +1000
+
 pulseaudio (10.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium
 
   * New upstream release

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