Ok it worked with the alsa-oss wrapper, with aoss pocketsphinx_continuous.
I simply tried on a spare, junk machine, installing everything as root. Also,
the LD configs were done before each ./confgure. Perhaps that was it, who
knows?
The speed and accuracy out of the box is excellent!
Agreed, the ALSA/PulseAudio combination is complicated and buggy no matter
what the distro. However, there are non-free distros which should be rock
solid, and then there is Arch Linux, but one must pay for the updated OSS for
the newer cards. Then we are dependent on them for the drivers, which may not
be a bad thing.
I was wondering, I do not see any checksums in the downloads. Are there such
things?
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Hello.
gives:
Is there any hope?
There are many ways to solve this problem:
Complain to Ubuntu developers that they broke alsa on their system with the configuration which doesn't allow shared access to alsa devices.
Complain to Alsa developers that Ubuntu developers broke alsa on their system and alsa doesn't give message which indicates a problem well enough.
Complain to Lennart Poetring that he broke sound system on Linux with his pulseaudio.
Build pocketsphinx with alsa support instead of oss support
Build pocketsphinx with pulseaudio support instead of alsa and oss support
Write a letter to president
Ok it worked with the alsa-oss wrapper, with aoss pocketsphinx_continuous.
I simply tried on a spare, junk machine, installing everything as root. Also,
the LD configs were done before each ./confgure. Perhaps that was it, who
knows?
The speed and accuracy out of the box is excellent!
Agreed, the ALSA/PulseAudio combination is complicated and buggy no matter
what the distro. However, there are non-free distros which should be rock
solid, and then there is Arch Linux, but one must pay for the updated OSS for
the newer cards. Then we are dependent on them for the drivers, which may not
be a bad thing.
I was wondering, I do not see any checksums in the downloads. Are there such
things?