What replaces the standard sound device? I have written
some experimental programs that play and record sound using
/dev/dsp and they work. Obviously, there is a lot of bad design
in the world that works and I hear the discussion that says that
/dev/dsp is out-dated so what is considered
L'octidi 28 messidor, an CCXXIII, Martin G. McCormick a écrit :
What replaces the standard sound device?
In short: ALSA.
In long: the kernel devices for ALSA are present in /dev/snd/, but
applications are not supposed to access them directly, they are supposed to
solely rely on the API
Good answers. Thanks.
Martin McCormick
Nicolas George writes:
In short: ALSA.
In long: the kernel devices for ALSA are present in /dev/snd/, but
applications are not supposed to access them directly, they are supposed
to
solely rely on the API exposed by the ALSA library,
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