Re: sound...

From: Tom Berkley (tom.berkley@gte.net)
Date: Tue May 30 2000 - 21:19:41 EST


What software are you using to play the mp3's. I have an ess maestro 2
on my laptop that did that kind of thing until oss got their driver
working and then when the maestro 2 driver was added to the kernel, I
have had no problem with it. Also have an sblive in my dual celeron
(abit bp6 dual 550's) and have had zero problem with it regardless of
kernel beginning with 2.2.13. Could be the driver, the player, your smp
box, do not know for certain.

Tom

Joe wrote:
>
> I noticed something this past weekend that had to deal with
> sound and possibly the Linux kernel.
>
> I have a sb AWE64 sound card and am running kernel 2.2.14. I
> was playing my mp3's and the sound was good but every now and
> then it wulod get choppy. I noticed the problem was even more
> significant after I burned a cdrom with these mp3's and played
> them in my SB 52x cdrom. I then tried them on a windows machine
> and the mp3 cdrom sounded great.
>
> The machine IS an SMP machine with DUAL 233's (which is why I
> sent to SMP list too).
>
> It seems that it may be related to I/O issues as It only happens
> when I start doing other things with the system. I'll be
> upgrading to 2.2.15 and doing some testing as this is a DUAL
> boot NT/linux box to see if I can rule out any hardware issues.
>
> I know that this could be the mp3 player that I am using, and
> I'll be testing that out too, but how does Linux handle
> prioritizing? In particular disk I/O vs sound I/O which gets
> priority?
>
> Also is the I/O (either sound or disk) buffered or delayed? I
> have noticed that when using my zip drive and do a cp xxx /zip
> my prompt comes back before the I/O is done.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this? If not I am using xmms as my
> mp3 player is there a better player?
>
> Lastly to prevent pissing people on these lists off please reply
> just to me.. thanks.
>
> Joe
>
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