I am running SRS 4.1 beta on S10u5 and also see this problem...initially I 
thought it might have just been XMMS, but you are right as it is the same 
version that I have running on SRS 4.0 on S10u5 without this problem.  It does 
go away if I pick ESD plugin.  I noticed that the timer also gets funky with 
streams.  What I see with local audio files is that the timer is counting play 
time from the time XMMS was launched.

William Yang
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Joshua Clulow 
  To: SunRay-Users mailing list 
  Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 7:57 AM
  Subject: [SunRay-Users] Odd XMMS behaviour on SRS 4.1 beta


  Hi folks,

  I'm running the new SRS 4.1 beta bits on SXCE (snv_87) and its all 
  working very well so far, except for some minor craziness with XMMS...

  When playing audio through the Solaris audio plugin (which uses the Sun 
  Ray utaudio device in $AUDIODEV) XMMS seems unable to keep track of what 
  point in the audio file it's up to -- either giving outrageously high 
  times or not moving the bar along at all (or both).  The audio itself 
  plays just as well as it ever did and this copy of XMMS works fine on 
  the currently GA SRS 4 (i.e. before I upgraded to the new SRS beta.)

  Switching to the ESD plugin (with an approrpiate Enlightened Sound 
  process) gives the correct timing behaviour, so my guess is that it's a 
  difference in behaviour of the audio device rather than, say, something 
    to do with the switch to Xnewt.

  Before digging into the XMMS code I'd just like to know if anybody else 
  is experiencing issues like these, or if any folks from Sun know of any 
  changes to the audio devices that could cause this problem.


  Cheers.

  PS - Other than the above weirdness, the new XVideo stuff is neat, as 
  well as the switch to Xnewt which seems to have mostly alleviated the 
  multi-gigabyte growing-Xsun issue I've been battling with XINERAMA 
  enabled on MH groups.  Also, all monitors in a MH group now power down 
  instead of just the first one (hooray!) and DPMS support is a win.

  -- 


  Regards,

  Joshua M. Clulow
  IT Consultant
  JMCtech - http://www.jmctech.com.au/
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