Your message dated Sat, 01 Dec 2007 13:48:32 +0200
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and subject line libpt's PlayFile does not work properly under powerpc
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Package: libpt-1.2.0
Version: 1.2.5-5
Severity: important
ohphone does not work properly under powerpc. After tracking the
problem it seems the responsible for this is libpt, which is called by
ohphone in this way:
if (ringDelay < 0) {
PTRACE(2, "Playing " << ringFile);
dev.PlayFile(ringFile, TRUE);
} else {
PTimeInterval delay(0, ringDelay);
PTRACE(2, "Playing " << ringFile << " with repeat of " << delay << " ms");
do {
dev.PlayFile(ringFile, TRUE);
} while (!ringFlag.Wait(delay));
When ohphone is started using the --ringfile option and there is an
incoming call, we do not hear the .wav file but noise instead.
(The .wav file is correctly reproduced by bplay).
So, the bug is in the PlayFile method in libpt, it does not work under
powerpc (and most likely, under any other architecture having the same
byte order).
[ Please upgrade to serious, make an upload, and convince the release
manager to include it in woody as soon as you have a fix for this ]
Thanks.
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This was reported 6 years ago (!) and the submitter was asked for more
information 3 years ago and never replied.
I guess we can safely close this.
Regards,
Faidon
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