ut Big Endian on an Intel
> machine, which surprised me a little. Is that a bug or did I miss
> something?
Hmm, uh, that sounds like a bug. Could you give me a quick test case
how I can reproduce this and file a bug?
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ying about the relation of X and console sessions
is not true. On current distros it should not make much of a
difference if you log into X or into the console. Only one instance of
PA will be started and shared among all your sessions on your seat, be
them X or the console.
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IE variables will be all the
> root user (well libpulse really) will need to be able to access the
> user's PA process.
I don't see why anyone would want to have audio when changing to root
for admin purposes. Playing music certainly does not fall under "admin
purposes&qu
user, not root. A good example how this is fixed properly
is gdm. The gdm login screen runs under its own gdm user which runs
its own PA instance, and everything is good.
So generally I believe playing audio back as root is just wrong. And
unless someone convinces me otherwise (very unlikely) I don't
ct that looping
pulls in a lot of other complexity if done properly. (i.e. keeping
track of clients, api to stop looping, and so on)
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lso, I am still wondering if we might need more than simple looping,
i.e. a prefix and a postfix sound as well...
But yes, instead of cooking your own hacky client-side version of this
I'd really like to see this properly integrated into the PA server.
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ons of g-v-c will most likely have some UI so that you may
select the device specifically for some important roles (such as
music, video, communication).
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> I'd have to look at the code to answer 100% here, but certainly the
> intention is that the sink is only saved if the user has actively
> moved the sink (e.g. calls the appropriate API command).
That is true. (And if it somewhere is handled diff
[Element IEC958]
> switch = off
>
> I am at my wit's end. ;)
That switch is normally controlled by the spdif:xxx alsa
devices. Those devices are used when you select a digital output
profile for the card meaning that the profile and the port selection
will collide.
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> it's at least partially a matter of taste...
Yes, that is true.
> > Are there any other special values?
>
> I didn't write the code, but I'm quite sure that the answer is no.
Yes, that is correct. The answer
ches would be
> appreciated?
The latter.
> Do the same apply to pa_stream_writable_size?
Yes. We try our best to make things behave similarly for the various functions.
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ht
On Mon, 23.11.09 06:07, Lennart Poettering (lenn...@poettering.net) wrote:
> Heya!
>
> Mostly bug fixes, and the device manager module Colin worked on. This
> is mostly relevant for KDE for now, but might see greater use
> eventually. Since this module is relatively new its
docs version -> 0.9.20
device-manager: Update docs version -> 0.9.20
build-sys: Fix missing trailing slash in 14eaf2
Lennart Poettering (8):
rygel: fix itemCount property for sources
daemon: complain if user passes too many arguments
pulse: try to fix inac
On Fri, 13.11.09 20:55, Lennart Poettering (lenn...@poettering.net) wrote:
>
> On Fri, 13.11.09 15:39, Josu Lazkano (josu.lazk...@gmail.com) wrote:
>
> > Thanks for all again, I update from repository, but the same error:
> >
> > E: module-bluetooth-device.c: Failed
e. inside of
bluetoothd, in the kernel, in the dongle or in your headset.
Please contact the bluez folks, and provide them with the output of
"bluetoothd -nd" when this problem happens as well as dmesg.
I fear we cannot help you much on this.
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; parameters.
I am not convinced we want to show the user gazillions of old clients
he used years ago.
Aynway, I guess this boils down to this: the server already supports
this. The available UIs doesn't and shouldn't in my opinion. However
you are welcome to write your own UI that does co
t fix
Diego Elio Pettenò (1):
Fix build when using -fweb, accept both register and memory constraints.
Lennart Poettering (29):
bluetooth: don't set auto_connect flag when discovering bt devices
alsa: disable period event only with tsched=1
position-event-sounds: never pos
Unix extensions for
CIFS the way Samba supports them.
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/docs/DOC-4862
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ugh if you want to stay informed, especially regarding updates to
other packages.
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s click on checkbox in "paprefs". That tool
will also automatically install the necessary RAOP packages if they
are missing.
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y play anything for a longer time.
i.e. that means no music and not movies... Only event sounds... And
for those you want the extra high quality?
If you care about quality simply pick the highest libsamplerate
implementation and you should be fine...
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ted in g-v-c or selected as "Fallback" in
pavucontrol (as mentioned by other folks already). If that does not
work please file a bug.
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uld be simple
though. If I am able to find a 32bit machine I'll prep a fix shortly.
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just something
missing for some versions in the middle.
However I generally can only recommend running the same client and
server version together, as that is the only thing I test, and we
don't have the testing or bugfixing manpower to support any other
combinations prope
goto fail;
> +}
Hmm, how are these event callbacks called? From a background thread?
Or is this hooked up to the event loop in some way? Or is this only
one-time during initialization?
Otherwise looks good.
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un inside the RT thread
CoreAudio maintains? That means to things: firstly, there needs to be
a way to wake up the RT thread from another thread, and secondly that
some arbitrary code can be executed in the RT thread then.
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le
roller (rev 60)
Hmm, apparently the assumption we made regarding PCI Bus #0 is
bogus. Hmm, could you provide me with the full lspci -vv output,
please?
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the volume of all 6 [Master, (PCM), Front, Surround,
> Center, LFE] mixer elements, then my problem would also disappear.
This is actually what happens. See the same text for an explanation
how that works.
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en, than it is hence
unlikely that this is PA's fault and you should file a bug against
ALSA.
Thanks,
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On Sun, 01.11.09 20:16, Daniel Mack (dan...@caiaq.de) wrote:
>
> On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 01:41:19AM +0100, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > On Mon, 19.10.09 12:45, Daniel Mack (dan...@caiaq.de) wrote:
> >
> > > > And clock_gettime we don't really need either. We
ings work for
you?
The jack sensing situation is a big big mess. There are two ALSA APIs
being discussed for this right now, different drivers implement things
differently, there is hw switching and sw switching and everything is
very confusing.
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nd that's
it.
/me wonders how I could fix PA now without losing the generic
names...
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/lib/udev/rules.d/78-sound-card.rules. You
should be able to drop that special label by commenting a rule in
that file.
Ideally however I'd like to see this fixed properly, i.e. I am
wondering if there is some way so that we can safely identify internal
sound cards even for setups like yo
ontrol in 0.9.16 and newer, however this is
probably not going to fix your jack sensing, rather break it even
further ;-)
If you want to know what PA does to your mixer in 0.9.16 read this:
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/PulseAudioStoleMyVolumes
https://tango.0pointer.de/pipermail/pulseaudio-discuss/20
hat is going on, and why this makes sense. And if it should
indeed turn out that something's wrong what to do about it.
If you are a packager and need to work your way through some kind of
bugzilla every day this might be useful for a canned response.
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idea. Don't do it. Use
device names.
Also, please don't send HTML email to this mailing list, thanks!
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than one property in it?
Yes, you may.
Added that to the wiki page now.
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On Fri, 30.10.09 22:13, Brian J. Murrell (br...@interlinx.bc.ca) wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-10-30 at 19:28 -0400, Daniel Chen wrote:
> > On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 7:26 PM, Lennart Poettering
> > wrote:
> > > Dunno, maybe the PA backend for libcanberra is not installed? Ub
On Fri, 30.10.09 18:07, eric (ekilf...@gmail.com) wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 5:49 PM, Lennart Poettering
> wrote:
>
> > I am sorry, but I still have not understood what exactly is happening
> > that you don't expect to be happening, resp. what exactly is not
>
On Sat, 31.10.09 01:58, Daniel Mack (dan...@caiaq.de) wrote:
> diff --git a/configure.ac b/configure.ac
> index ca6eaca..83983c3 100644
> --- a/configure.ac
> +++ b/configure.ac
Thanks! Applied!
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ve applied a number of patches yesterday that get
rid of O_CLOEXEC entirely, and replaced it with a central function
pa_open_cloexec() that portably uses it if it is available and
otherwise falls back to fcntl().
If you update your tree from current git this problem should be fixed
for you...
Lennart
HTML mails), and disable line breaking. For a simple
patch like this one I have now manually fixed this, but if a patch is
more complex that is a messy work.
Thanks,
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horter
buffer. Shorter buffer means you get less data at a time.
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On Mon, 19.10.09 12:48, Daniel Mack (dan...@caiaq.de) wrote:
> Ok, done. See the patch below.
Thanks! Looks good. Applied!
This isn't hooked up in the Makefile yet.
(btw, a side note: we aren't the kernel, we don't use Signed-off-by in
our git tree)
Thanks,
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onder if this
wouldn't be mre suitable for our needs? The epoch of CLOCK_MONOTONIC
is not defined, but usually system bootup, so this would match more
closely, and uptime should be strictly monotonic, too.
Thanks for your work,
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immediately after opening.
I am sorry, please elaborate on what exactly here doesn't work as
expected?
Note that PA can return data to you that was recorded *before* your
stream actually was created.
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stalled? Ubuntu
really should install that by default. It's kinda disappointing if
they don't. Please file a bug against Ubuntu.
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robably
> see in a half year when distributions have picked it up again.
Right. Of course the distribution folks, the Nokias, Palms and Intels
of this world are clueless idiots, and you know things better than
they do.
Come down!
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On Wed, 28.10.09 22:53, Brian J. Murrell (br...@interlinx.bc.ca) wrote:
> Disclaimer: I don't really have any skin in this game so you can tell me
> I'm stupid or whatever you want, however...
>
> On Mon, 2009-10-26 at 16:05 +0100, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> >
>
shouldn't it?
It's criminally out-of-date though...
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On Fri, 30.10.09 10:54, Jeremy Nickurak (jer...@nickurak.ca) wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 19:11, Lennart Poettering
> wrote:
> > This is admittedly a problem, but I kinda hope that it will fix
> > itself by applications tagging event sounds properly. Even for legacy
> &
On Fri, 30.10.09 08:15, Brian J. Murrell (br...@interlinx.bc.ca) wrote:
> On Fri, 2009-10-30 at 02:11 +0100, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> >
> > This is admittedly a problem, but I kinda hope that it will fix
> > itself by applications tagging event sounds properly.
>
&
> Then the code in metacity should probably be updated to either:
> a) Use libcanberra and trigger either "bell-terminal" or
> "bell-window-system" sound events (recommended)
It already does that. And has been doing for about always. I prepped
the patch for t
so briefly in
> pavucontrol it says:
>
> ALSA plug-in [metacity]
Uh. What distro is this? metacity has been supporting libcanberra for
ages. Please ask your distributors to update their packages from time
to time, at least every year or so. Things are a lot more fun then!
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On Tue, 27.10.09 19:57, Leszek Koltunski (les...@koltunski.pl) wrote:
> 1) Formatting corrected
> 2) Fallback to screen 0 added. It works:
Thanks a lot!
Applied.
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dn't be better spend in fixing the
applcitions in question to tag their streams properly. I think
generally only event sounds are short-lived anyway (at least noone
was ever able to give me a convincing counter-example).
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not entirely sure how to implement this best. Just
piping that file to pacmd is not enough since we need to do variable
substitution. I haven't fully made my mind up on this yet.
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led as part of the normal setup these days and
dumped to stderr when debug logging is on. the snd_pcm_dump() output
looks like this: http://fpaste.org/X9Vh/)
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On Tue, 27.10.09 16:39, Jeremy Visser (jer...@visser.name) wrote:
> On Mon, 2009-10-26 at 16:05 +0100, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > > NVidia offers two ways to do it: you can setup the second monitor to be
> > > what
> > > they call a "separate X screen"
hat the latency
of the device is lowered, i.e. the same effect that setting tlength to
a smaller value with the ADJUST_LATENCY flag set.
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the underlyng hw buffer. Normally, the sw and hw
buffers should have the same size, but the smaller you pick your
latency the more sw buffer is used in comparison the hw buffering.
Hmm, I am a bit puzzled by this. Are the sources open for your stuff?
Can i build that locally without too much o
se I cannot
apply your patches here.
Patches formatted with git format-patch are preferred btw,
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y ":0.1" -f PULSE_SESSION_ID 8s -set
> PULSE_SESSION_ID
> 571eae318b6377f95367e6524abdec09-1256566213.375419-376893987
>
> ..and everything works!
That prop is added by module-publish-x11 and is simply used to make
sure that the module on unload does not kill th
h fabricated.
> Going for 'seperate sound sink for each monitor' first of all would require
> a radical redesign of Pulse, and second would not result in much additional
> benefit ( only Xinerama people would potentially gain, but those do not need
> this functionality anyway
ommon case is to have one screen with
multiple monitors. And that's what we should optimize for.
But hey, a clean patch can be a very convincing argument. Walk the
walk, don't talk the talk!
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tty on FP, so I'd try to stay away from the float
resamplers for the Atom. Try speex-fixed-1 or so.
Verifying perfomance with "top" is not exactly the most scientific
way to do this... You might want to use oprofile or some other
profiler t
> module-stream-restore.id =
> "source-output-by-application-name:gst-launch-0.10"
This shows only the source output (i.e. stream) info, not the source
(i.e. device) info. Please include that as well. Only then we can now
if resampling takes place or not.
Lenna
On Wed, 21.10.09 06:43, Ng Oon-Ee (ngoo...@gmail.com) wrote:
>
> On Tue, 2009-10-20 at 16:45 +0200, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > On Tue, 20.10.09 12:26, Ng Oon-Ee (ngoo...@gmail.com) wrote:
> >
> > > Quick suggestion, in latest pulse and latest jack pulse will g
of
> having silence and having sound.
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/LatencyControl
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ainst your audio
driver and ask them to fix the routing or labelling of this mixer
control.
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t get why you do that. So
personally I am not too concernced with fixing this. So if you want to
see this fixed, then please provide a patch!
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pavucontrol or gnome-volume-control and
select the "Off" profile for the card in question and PA will ignore
it from then on.
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tion logic
itself because that is supposed to be generic and also doesn't tell us
anything about when Jack is fully up and running.
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zing wakeups minimizes power
consumption.
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e any way to have multiple default rates?
> My sound card support 32000,44100,48000 ... and i think it's really sad
> if pa resample 48000 down to 44100.. it's more about cpu, not quality.
This doesn't fly, see my explanations here:
https://tango.0pointer.de/pipermail/pulseaudio
ointed out, the X11 props stuff is what you
want.
Try something along these lines:
$ pax11publish -D :0 -O foobar -e
$ pax11publish -D :1 -O waldo -e
Where foobar and waldo are the two logical PA sink names to use.
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wn, without entirely relying on the audio policy
Yepp, we have that too. This is now even forwarded through Gst. But to
my knowledge no gst consumer makes use of that yet.
> - Apps can prevent automatic volume modifications or docking if they
> don't fell this is relevant for their cont
ry?
Things are not designed so that this would be a good idea. i.e. we
take the liberty to shift around memory if we want to. That is blocked
while you have this write standing out.
OTOH you might get away with blocking it for indefinite time, but
really, that's not how its supposed to be use
s sure they don't misuse that. The whole idea is very similar
to what MS decided to do, except that rtkit is a bit less crackish I
guess. ;-)
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tween devices during playback and automatic per-role routing
seem to be the big new features in Windows7 audio. And we had that for
a longer time now already ;-)
/me will blog about that...
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h
hd -nd" gives you more debug output and might tell you what
triggered this.
But generally, given that this error is actually "behind" the
bluetooth socket, I'd ping the bluez folks about this.
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le
one of my machines the mailq got stuck a year ago and I only
noticed that now. So I flushed it which caused all kinds of mail I
wrote during the last year to get delivered. Fun.
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e "pacmd ls" to verify the current state of a sink. As long
as it is not marked as "SUSPENDED" you should get audio, and if there
is nothing playing you should get silence, but you really should get it.
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)s. Evil stuff. Don't do that. In times of laptops,
netbooks and mobile devices running Linux you really don't want
wakeups unless there's really something to do. Because that is the
most expensive thing you can do power-consumption-wise.
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> a playback event check if any has this stream state ? clutching at straws to
> be honest. long time since I toyed with C API's.
No need to bother with that flag. The introspection APIs should offer
all you need.
Hope this helps!
Len
tag,
> request_auto_timing_update(s, TRUE);
>
> if (s->started_callback)
> -s->started_callback(s, s->suspended_userdata);
> +s->started_callback(s, s->started_userdata);
>
> finish:
> pa_context_unref(c);
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'Flameeyes' Pettenò (2):
Add missing source file to POTFILES.in.
Require at least PulseAudio 0.9.16.
Lennart Poettering (4):
build-sys: require at least gtkmn 2.16
run make update-po
add ja to LINGUAS
build-sys: prepare 0.9.10
anipeter (2):
umes enabled; hopefully someone will explain it here.
> If they do, I will add this to the FAQ on the PA wiki.
I'd appreciate if you'd keep anti-PA FUD out of the FAQ. Thanks.
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http:
ng? Thanks
Which PA version is this?
In recent versions of PA you can enable verbose mode and it will then
tell you which app changes the volume when. This can be used to track
down broken applications that reset the volume on startup, where they
better shouldn't.
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On Thu, 08.10.09 08:45, Daniel Mack (dan...@caiaq.de) wrote:
> The current git head does not build without DBus libraries installed.
> Does the patch below look suitable?
Thanks! Applied.
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On Fri, 09.10.09 23:14, Nix (n...@esperi.org.uk) wrote:
> On 7 Oct 2009, Lennart Poettering said:
> > Security updates is the job of distributions. If we encounter a
> > security issue I contact the packagers I know and tell them which
> > patch to backport.
>
> T
stand what you want to do and what doesn't
work as expected I cannot help you. Please explain your problem in a
way that is understandable even for people who don't know the context
of the project your are working on.
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lso add a module that
will be able to autoswitch profiles based on the streams connecting to
a sink/source/card. This may then be used to implement a scheme like
what you suggest, even though I don't think it makes much sense.
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ss the following two includes are added:
> #include
> #include
Fixed.
>
> This is taking wyyy too long. It is peripheral to the purpose of
> my app, and I'd rather be adding new features. So I would be grateful
> for any insight.
Is your software Free Software?
On Wed, 07.10.09 19:01, Jeremy Visser (jer...@visser.name) wrote:
>
> On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 00:37 +0200, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > If you are a user then you should use tha PA version that is shipped
> > with your distro. If you want a newer version, then upgrade your
>
Heya,
If you don't read my blog you probably aren't aware of this little guide
I just wrote:
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/LatencyControl
Now you are, so read it!
Lennart
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lennart [at] poettering [dot] net
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the device, and then tell your app to
use the low-level spdif-pass-thru directly. How that is configured has
nothing to do with PA, and in fact stays exactly the same whether you
run PA or not.
Lennart
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Lennart PoetteringRed Hat, Inc.
lennart [at] poet
is no commercial interest pushing Linux support the
drivers are limited.
Also, I don't have a TV, no TV antenna, no TV cable, so this is really
not among the things I regularly test. Sorry.
Lennart
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Lennart Poettering
tstrap.sh
$ make -j4
$ cd src
$ ./pulseaudio
And of course one should be able to read the output of configure
and be able to install the missing deps.
All the lines above should be pretty standard and are basically the
same for every Linux package.
Lennart
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Lennart P
On Tue, 06.10.09 06:49, Ng Oon-Ee (ngoo...@gmail.com) wrote:
>
> On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 00:37 +0200, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > If you are a user then you should use tha PA version that is shipped
> > with your distro. If you want a newer version, then upgrade your
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