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[Alsa-xmms-user] Re: Problem with endianness
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mattam |
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[Alsa-xmms-user] Re: Problem with endianness |
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Sun, 22 Sep 2002 17:19:37 +0200 |
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On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 05:52:49AM -0700, Ondrej Certik wrote:
> > >
> > > Do you have any suggestions where the problem with
> > > a noisy beginning of some songs I described
> > > in the last email could be?
> > >
> > I have no idea. Can you try other alsa players like
> > alsaplayer ?
>
> Unfortunately not, since they have the same problem.
> :-( And I am glad that xmms functions now, so I am not
> really interested in finding a bug in their player.
>
> But it seems to me, like if xmms is trying to play
> some old audio data at the beginning of a song,
> because when I switch between ogg files I sometimes
> hear a bit of the old song at the beginning (I am
> quite sure about it, although it is only for a few
> miliseconds). But when
> I switch from wav to ogg, the endiannes of the old
> data
> in the buffer is wrong, since the new data are
> big-endian and the old data from wav are
> little-endian.
> So after switching from wav to ogg, I sometimes hear
> the noise caused by wrong endiannes.
>
> Maybe I am completely mistaken, but still, do you
> think
> that something like this is possible in xmms?
> That it forgets to remove old data from some buffer?
> Or
> is it easy to implement for example that the buffer
> would be cleaned everytime I switch to a new song,
> just
> to test that this really is the case?
>
> Well, it could be a bug in the alsa driver as well,
> so maybe I could try to deinicialize and initialize
> alsa everytime I switch between songs, just to be sure
> that the problem is in the alsa driver and not in the
> xmms.
>
> If you have any suggestions what (and how) from this
> should I test, it would be great.
>
I use the xmms-crossfade plugin and there is an option to start/stop the
audio driver on each song change. Maybe you can try it. From what you
tell me it's certainly an alsa-driver problem.
> Thanks
> Ondrej Certik
>
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