i know nothing about esound, but im curious about which sblive module you are using in 2.4.x. there is emu10k1 included with the source, and then there is a build of emu10k1 with OSS support available from creative.com (dont remember where -- if you cant find it, i have the tar.gz). i had to use this for /dev/mixer functionality, and i have no idea how the change would affect your situtation. if you have no other leads and dont use this build of the driver already, it might be worth a shot
daniel brown tom carlile wrote: > i like to use rip samples off my dvd collection and use them when i > create electronica music. lately i've been using vlc (videolan > client) to play my dvds in linux using it's esound plugin. i then use > esdmon to split off a raw stream of audio to a file as i find samples > i like, then use sox to turn the raw to a nice wav that my samplers > understand. > > all was good until i decided to update esound by compiling the latest > source. upon installation and restart of esd, anything that uses esd > for sound produces sound that's very choppy and noisy. you can hear > the sound faintly, but it's mostly choppy noise. > > i make uninstall'd immediately and fell back to my esd stuff in > /usr/bin, but it did the same thing, weird. i reinstalled the deb, > still, the choppy noise persists. i've tried everything i can think > of, completely eradicating esound and reinstalled several times with > both rpm and source with various combinations...nothing seems to > produce a viable instance of esound. > > it's driving me crazy. has anyone had this problem with esound and > fixed it? anyone have any suggestions? i'm using the sblive driver > in 2.4.x. > > thanks! > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
