On 19/10/05 at 14:54 Krsnendu dasa wrote:
>Yes. Sound is essential for primary schools. It would be great if it just
>worked with LTSP.
>
>At our school we have been running KLTSP for over a year and overall we are
>very happy with it. But problems with sound have been a real drawback.
>Gcompris i
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Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Audio usage on Thin Clients
>Some times of users really need au
On Sun, 2005-10-16 at 07:37, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Oct 2005, John Nicholls wrote:
> > (1) Is anybody out there successfully playing music or whatever at the
> > thin client end using NAS?
>
> I've done used NAS and ESD. Strangely, I've found some audio chipsets
> work great with NAS,
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Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Audio usage on Thin Clients
Hi John,
John Nicholls wrote:
> I don't miss audio as I enjoy the silence, if I want music I turn on
> the radio, is audio worth bothering with for 99% of users anyway?
depends what they do. At the school whe
Hi John,
John Nicholls wrote:
I don't miss audio as I enjoy the silence, if I want music I turn on the
radio, is audio worth bothering with for 99% of users anyway?
depends what they do. At the school where our LTSP is set up, the pupils
do some work which includes handling music and film. Cu
Hi
> > I am doing some research on audio and thin clients.
> >
> > Personally I have only tried using thin client audio over a wireless
> > link playing mp3 files using xmms and nas. The audio tended to break up
> > at times which I assumed was due to the wireless link. I have a few
> > questions.
On Sun, 16 Oct 2005, John Nicholls wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I am doing some research on audio and thin clients.
>
> Personally I have only tried using thin client audio over a wireless
> link playing mp3 files using xmms and nas. The audio tended to break up
> at times which I assumed was due to the w
Guys,
I am doing some research on audio and thin clients.
Personally I have only tried using thin client audio over a wireless
link playing mp3 files using xmms and nas. The audio tended to break up
at times which I assumed was due to the wireless link. I have a few
questions...
(1) Is anybody o
