RE: [xine-user] Audio problems - xine-0.4.01-2b1 & Suse 7.1

[Paul G. <pau...@bi...>]

I had problems with sound on SuSE7.1 also with the ALSA driver although I 
have an ESS-Solo card.  I think my problem was that there was a sound card 
emulation program running --- this enables multiple programs to play sounds 
at the same time, but it shafts xine. I can't remeber exactly what the 
option was but if you are stuck I can go home and have a look... In the 
current user's control-center (run from main K-menu) select the sound 
options and completely disable the realtime sound emulation thingy!  If 
it's not that then atleast this should have been useful for someone else.

Paul Gibbs
DDI - 01845 521024
Teleware Plc, Station Road, Thirsk, YO7 1PZ

-----Original Message-----
From:	Stewart Charnell [SMTP:st...@ch...]
Sent:	Tuesday, April 24, 2001 12:41 AM
To:	xin...@li...
Subject:	[xine-user] Audio problems - xine-0.4.01-2b1 & Suse 7.1

Hi,

I am running the patched xine-0.4.01 (xine-0.4.01-2b1) from Henry Worth
built from source RPM on a Suse7.1 platform as follows:

Kernel: 2.4.0
Soundcard: Soundblaster AWE64
Xfree86: 4.0.2 with Gatos ATI drivers
Alsa driver: 0.5.10

I am very impressed with the xine software, however I am getting problems
with the audio.
If I use the alsa driver (xine -A alsa) I get the following error message:

           snd_pcm_channel_params() failed: Invalid argument
           master clock adjust time 15019 -> 0
           snd_pcm_channel_params() failed: Invalid argument

The movie still runs but with no sound.

If I use the oss driver (xine -A oss) I get the following message:

           audio_out_oss: realtime check: *FAILED* :-(((((
           audio_oss_out: Audio driver realtime sync disabled...
           audio_oss_out: ...Will use video master clock for soft-sync 
instead
           audio_oss_out: ...There may be audio/video synchronization 
issues

The movie runs with sound but the audio rapidly gets out of sync with
the video (as the warning says).

Is anyone running a similar setup and have any suggestions how I can
solve my sound problems? It looks as though I need different audio
drivers.

Otherwise using xine with the Gatos XFree86-4.0.2 drivers, the XVideo
extension and a ATI Rage Pro (Mach64) AGP card gives very smooth video
playback.

-
Stewart Charnell

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