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On 08/08/2015 05:20 PM, Marcus Müller
wrote:
Hi Marcus,
I do agree on the "Linux audio is fragmented, and neither PA nor
ALSA are consistent in documentation and configuration, and that's
seriously irritating" aspect.
So, first of all, I always try to circumvent Pulse. Try sysdefault
as audio device name (that's the physical device that pulse uses,
on FC21/22; I think it was on FC20, already). `aplay -L` might
tell you things I can't ;)
Yeah, tried sysdefault, tried playing with what aplay -L told me.
All the same. Massive Ua underruns and sound that isn't even close
to resembling what
I'm trying to do.
It's frustrating because both system sounds and Firefox sound are
working perfectly fine.
Other than that: might be systematic[1]. Did I mention I really
like[2] how Ubuntu doesn't try to bring people to discuss
problems with the upstream developers?
Best regards,
Marcus
[1] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1051665
[2] very much, it makes my head hurt, how much I like Ubuntu.
On 08.08.2015 22:33, Marcus D. Leech
wrote:
I
have a Xeon server system with a SB X-Fi USB sound module on it.
Changed configuration so that system sounds play on it, etc.
Youtube works just fine.
But any GR app that tries to use it gets *massive* underruns,
regardless of the sample rate I use--I've tried 48K, 32K, 8K,
44.1K, 96K. The pulse
audio daemon appears to be configured for 44.1K as its natural
rate. And as I said, system sounds and Firefox have no problem
with audio
output at all.
This is F20. What do I need to know? [As an aside, I hate
Linux audio. It's the most fragmented and frustrating piece of
Linux, and I'm a total
Linux fanboy, but I hate sound configuration, and the
"brand-new sound architecture of the week"].
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