Pulse Audio is the only way I've managed to get some apps to play sound.  
Namely Flash via youtube (hit and miss, with mostly misses for reasons I don't 
understand.  Also seems to be distribution specific) and I also used I think 
Ekiga VoIP soft phones to record into Audacity once when our main phone system 
was giving me grief.

Pulse can do a lot of network based streaming now too but with Riv relying on 
ALSA or JACK you don't really have much choice (not that I'm complaining as 
JACK seems far more reliable and flexible).


-----Original Message-----
From: rivendell-dev-boun...@lists.rivendellaudio.org on behalf of Rob Landry
Sent: Sun 05/08/2012 13:35
To: User discussion about the Rivendell Radio Automation System
Subject: Re: [RDD] arrrrgh!!! % # -- CentOS and Rivendell
 


On Sun, 5 Aug 2012, Gavin Stephens wrote:

> I know Rivendell is sopose to be cross-linux platforms, but it never really
> appears that easy in the posts. I feel the sudden need to make sure
> everything is imaged again on a few spare drives.

Compiling Rivendell on any distribution of Linux requires some patience 
and the ability to work out glitches when they crop up. Moreover, when the 
next version of Ubuntu/Debian/SuSE/CentOS/whatever comes out, or a new 
version of Rivendell comes out, there will likely be new glitches to 
puzzle out.

My decision to try CentOS was driven by the idea that if Mr. Gleason is 
using it, then the glitches will have already cropped up in the course of 
his development work, so I should encounter fewer of them. In the event, I 
found just as many glitches; moreover, prerequisites took longer to 
install because more were missing from CentOS's repositories than from 
Debian's.

That said, I still prefer Rivendell to every other radio automation system 
I've encountered. It's intuitive, it's reliable, and it's adaptable. None 
of the others ever ran four years without a reboot, as one of my Rivendell 
machines did.

Can anyone tell me what Pulse Audio is good for?


Rob
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