Re: [coLinux-users] Re: enabling sound support under colinux?

[Greg B. <da...@na...>]

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004, Nuno Lucas wrote:

> >>hello I am trying to use yasr its a screen reader for the blind, I did 
> >>the following apt-get install yasr flite eflite
> >>yasr is the screen reader and flite and eflite is the tts engine stuff it needs how ever when I run 
> >>yasr at the command prompt I don't hear any speech.
> >>if sound support is not supported how easy would it be to put both in 
> >>colinux, and in astwind? whitch is the colinux with asterisk support.
> >>thanks
> >>hank
> > 
> > Hank,
> > 	I doubt that the CoLinux guys know about AstWind, but for those 
> > that are curious please check out: 
> > http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=astwind
> > 
> > As for CoLinux sound support, I'm not sure how that would be accomplished, 
> > as I don't think that CoLinux supports Audio devices.
> 
> No, not yet ;)
> But there are some reports of geting sound to work using the network.
> I think there is something about it in the wiki. You should have a look 
> there.
> There were some posts about it in this mailing list or in the 
> colinux-devel list. Make a little search and you may have luck.

Would it be possible, given the appropriate drivers, for CoLinux to be 
able to access a PCI card on the PCI bus? Specifically, Asterisk uses 
kernel modules (Zaptel) to communicate with Digium's hardware such as the 
X100P card. This relies on a very strict 1,000 Hz interrupt timing to 
ensure proper audio.

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