After going to 0.9.3c for alsa-base, I suddenly discovered that several programs stoped working properly. In particular, "xine," which used to work well with ALSA, gives a slew of error codes:
> libmad: ALERT input buffer too small (2279 bytes, 0 avail)!
prints out continuously, while
> xine: pcm.c:889: snd_pcm_delay: Assertion `pcm' failed.
prints out when I close the xine window. I had other problems with xmms, which at first wouldn't work at all; I tweaked the settings a few times and it seemed to settle down. Finally, "arecord" no longer works unless I specifically tell it to use hw:0,1 -- and I'm pretty certain I didn't need to do that before. If I use the default, I get *silent* failure -- no recording, not even a blank file. Not to mention that I can't set hw:0,1 to record at anything like the 41000 it should be able to provide.
Comments? I find this baffling. -- Moshe Yudkowsky * http://www.Disaggregate.com
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