also a test for making sure that the alias for the
old name actually works.
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between sinks is
something I will do myself and commit in a few weeks.
I am looking forward to your work on PA. If you need any help or have
any questions, ask them on this ML or even better on the IRC channel
#pulseaudio on irc.freenode.org.
If you start working on one of the items (e.g. HAL), p
the DBUS wrapping stuff in its own module,
like we already have it with howl-wrap.c and x11wrap.c. Contacting
DBUS might be required for other stuff in the future, too, so we
would like to reuse the code for that.
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PulseAudio 0.9.3 is out.
Changelog:
http://pulseaudio.org/milestone/0.9.3
Tarball:
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Hi!
There are new releases of:
http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/libao-pulse/
http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/gst-pulse/
http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/xmms-pulse/
Mostly minor cleanups, except for xmms-pulse which fixes a memory
leak.
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The only change is:
* show client names only if they are set
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u can make
further changes directly in SVN. Is a user name of "shams" OK for you?
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Beer here:
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> :( The application creating the sound is mplayer, and it just gets stuck at
> that point (I'm using padsp mplayer, not the mplayer pulse patch - so maybe
> the problem is in padsp?)
Hmm? Please elaborate
k.
This sounds like a known problem that we had in 0.9.5's module-tunnel
to me. It should be fixed in SVN.
Did you encounter this issue on 0.9.5 or SVN?
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Have you read FAQ #10?
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/FAQ
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> latest Pulse Audio software into the Gentoo ebuilds, for x86 usage. Many of
> the cool utilities aren't in there yet.
Ask Flameeyes about that, he's our Gentoo guy.
> Thanks and PulseAudio looks neat. After reviewing all the other sound
> subsystems for Linux, I&#
ventually.
Another outcome of FOMS is that we now have - thanks to Jean-Marc
Valin - an LGPL fixed-point resampler implementation (part of libspeex
SVN), which will hopefully speed up resampling in PulseAudio (such as
the one done by module-combine) quite a bit.
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> sink is OK I guess.
>
> What am I missing? Any help would be much appreciated !
Please check if any RTP packets are sent on the network (wireshark!)
and whether the receiver side of PulseAudio picks up the RTP
session. To check that, run "pulseaudio -v" and check w
so that we don't forget them!
Due to spamming we allow bug reporting only for registered
users. However, registering is very easy and doesn't even require an
email adress. Just click on "register" on the top right of
http://pulseaudio.org/ and then on "New Ticket" to
r
work until I am done with my thesis and can focus on PA full-time
again (some time next month)
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> module.c: Failed to open module "module-esound-protocol-tcp":
> module-esound-protocol-tcp.so: cannot open shared object file: No such
> file or directory
> module-gconf.c: pa_module_load() failed
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
You probably
next few days.
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the crystals of
soundcards usually deviate a little you have to resample adpatively all
the time. (Which is more or less what we do in module-combine)
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dule(I know that would
> require a module for both ends of a tunnel)
Unmodified FLAC has relatively large blocks. That would mean
relatively high latencies. I've talked to the XIph guys about this and
they recommended to use a modified FLAC with shorter blocks. This is
on our todo list
configure and use that rtp sink?
There is no such a thing as an "RTP sink" in PA. You may however
create a NULL sink and slave an rtp source output to the monitor
source that belongs to it. See FAQ #22.
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/FAQ
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> On Mon, May 28, 2007 at 12:15:28PM +0200, Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > On Mon, 28.05.07 01:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >
> > > one thing is, not specific to audio output a
package contains a command line RTP client that should
also be compatible. I heard very recent GStreamer releases learned
RTP as well, so you might be able to construct a pipeline with
gst-launch. Thaytan might know more about this?
Also, a VLC client with minor modifications should be able to pic
uld pass the RTP port number as well. PA randomizes the RTP port number
on each call (which is a good thing when SAP is used). If you
want to use RTP without SAP/SDP you need to use a fixed port number by passing
port=46000 or similar to module-rtp-send
SD. Most
likely it is implemented as a mountable fs as well.
Diego, maybe you can help Svein?
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has you have something useful or maybe
even mergable, please ping me. This kind of overlaps with what I have
on my TODO list. I am very happy to see that someone else is doing
this work for me ;-).
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ple freq deviation handling to the RTP modules is on
my todo list --- among a lot of other stuff.
Also, PA has not been ported to MacOSX yet. Porters welcome!
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in for alsalib?
(I once prepared a PulseAudio patch for Mplayer and submitted it
upstream -- but they refused it because they didn't like our name
change from polypaudio to pulseaudio. I didn't pursue this any
further, to say the least.)
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> May 13 18:51:32 sancy pulseaudio[30586]: module-tunnel.c: invalid packet
>
> and the sink dies. The stream is then rescued by switching to a local
> sink. Any hint what could be the reason, or where should I search for
> diagnosis?
This particular issue has been fi
end one of them again).
Please post the output of "pulseaudio -vv" when this happens. This
might be a way to diagnose the problem further.
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might just write
move-sink-input 4711 sink0
That's it!
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the pa module with.
Also, afaik VLC can pick up the SAP announcements if you configure it
to subscribe to the right mcast group.
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adaptive resampling. We
already have something similar in module-combine, but due to the
current changes in our core its not worth it to port to over just yet.
To guarantee optimal latency this should be done as a module for the
PA daemon.
Please be patient!
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at is available in ALSA I fear you
have to configure your fragment sizes manually.
See http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/Modules#module-alsa-sink for more
information.
Also, if you run pa with "-vv" it will log the fragment sizes that are
actually used.
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er grows larger than 63 characters.
I updated the bug accordingly an will fix this in PA
eventually. (Unless -- of course -- someone else supplies me with a
patch for this.)
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o note that quite a lot of newer soundcards (among them intel HDA)
have seperate crystals for playback and recording which are not
synchronised. (traditionally duplex soundcards used the same xtal for
input and output. This seems no longer be true)
YMMV.
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> Are there splitters? IE. Can one source go to multiple sinks?
Yes, it is called module-combine.
See
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/Modules#module-combine
for more information.
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in. The OSS comapt layer
(and afaik also the plugin for libasound) use /proc/self/exename for
this.
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ing mythtv
> with padsp?
Probably. Because padsp is big, big kludge. And the simple API of pa
is not. ;-)
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n and close /dev/dsp.
It's done implicitly in the pa_iochannel_free() call in in clear_up()
in module-oss.c.
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> I want to know whether this patch is there in the current
> pulseaudio.
No, it is not. Hmm, I wonder if I have ever seen the actual patch. Anyone?
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ugh about gconf to> know if
> this is easy or even plausible.
Humm. I doubt that gconf can do that.
> any thoughts? is this feasible / wanted / worth putting some effort
> into? are there complications i haven't considered?
Makes a lot of sense. Please file
tream in this setup.
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Hmm. When you want to do complicated things like this you might as
well use the real API. I mean, the simple API is there to be "simple",
i.e. only have a couple of functions for the most basic uses.
Sorry for that.
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re you sure you can hardlink sockets?
A bind-mount of the socket should work, though.
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> such stuff. :)
Please file a wishlist bug about this. I will have another look into
this eventually when I find the time to, However, it's not a top
priority item on my todo list.
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the logs say?
Have you installed pulseaudio-compat-esound? If this is installed PA
should be started automatically by gnome-session.
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ink for
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"dumprtp" in the dvbstream package. You can use
it to build UNIX pipelines.
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for genereting unique sink/source names from HAL info, you're welcome to
provide me with a patch. If it is done well I will certainly merge it!
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Device".
>
> Could different HAL names be used instead?
You have to discuss this with HAL upstream. We just use these strings
to have a unique identifier for each device that stays the same as
long as the device is around. We basically just take what HAL gives us.
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this as of now.
Next week I will visit Takashi Iwai from ALSA to discuss with him
which could be done to make PA more useful for embedded/slow/low-power
machines.
In short: right now I would not recommend running PA on the XO. We're
working on this, though.
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nda
Read the MSDN docs about multicasting on winsock on ipv4. That is all
I can recommend.
Sorry, but I have no experience with windows development.
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this issue.
There has been done some work upstream to at least add notification
for volume changes. But that's very recent and the gst-pulse doesn't
make use of this yet. Needs some work and you problem would likely go
away.
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rce software, but I would guess that this
is most likely because Skype sucks and always uses "hw:0" to access
the audio device, instead of "default".
Please complain to the Skype people about that. Since Skype is closed
source crap I cannot send them a patch, although I&#
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> Lennart Poettering a écrit :
> > This is probably related to the fragment settings that have been
> > chosen by PA. The smaller the sound card fragment sizes are the higher
> > will be your CPU load
lugin does not support, and thus the ALSA
backend for mythv doesn't work at all on PA.
That was at least true a couple of weeks ago when someone reported
this on the ML.
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mixer control "Capture".
> alsa-util.c: Cannot find fallback mixer control "Mic".
Could you please repeat this with "-vv" appended to the pa cmd line?
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allow both ways.
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> There is no use for JACK transport in pulseaudio. As it is now,
> pulseaudio won't output JACK audio when the transport is off. This is
> wrong.
I am sorry? I don't understand?
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Seems to be a HAL bug in my opinion. I will contact HAL upstream about
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time I unplug/plug one of my USB devices.
Oh, could you please file this as a bug on
http://pulseaudio.org/newticket so that we can keep track of this and
I don't forget it?
(posting a bug report requires creating a user, which is trivial and
requires not even passing an email address)
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me I unplug/plug one of my USB
> devices.
One thing I forgot: which HAL version is this?
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which
spits out a alsa config file which could then be included in the main
alsa config file.
Would be pretty nifty. And especially useful for PA virtual devices.
I posted this as feature request bug http://pulseaudio.org/ticket/109
so that I don't forget.
Happy to accepted patches ;-)
T
esnoth/alsaplayer issue might be a bug in the pa plugin
for libasound?
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>
> btw, my alsa is self-compiled (ubuntu's version has some bugs to it),
> could that be causing any trouble?
You might have difficulties with your self-compiled alsa using
different config files than the system ones.
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you load module-volume-restore into PA it will automatcially
save and restore the volume for you.
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/Modules#module-volume-restore
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On Mon, 30.07.07 13:23, Jon Smirl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> On 7/30/07, Jon Smirl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 7/30/07, Lennart Poettering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > On Mon, 30.07.07 11:32, Jon Smirl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > >
>
> be bypassed if (A) the program only honored high-priority if read from a
> trusted file, and (B) if it were set, called pa_raise_priority() before
> dropping privileges, with no group check. A trusted file might be one
> writeable only by root or by .
Something like this is basically what
this into gst-pulse, but I believe the
proper place to fix this is the volume applet.
Have you enable real-time scheduling for PA? You might be able to fix
this issue by doing this, I you haven't already done so.
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ly to continue to get wrong answers, just not needing to poll for them.
Hmm, Jon, could you post a bug report about this on pulseaudio.org?
Seems like something I have to have a close look at.
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e that the configs were not changed.
ALSA config files are stored at several places. In /etc/asound.conf as
well as in /usr/share/alsa.
Please make sure that this all fits together nicely and you don't have
any problems with ubuntu-provided config files referencing your
self-co
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> Lennart Poettering wrote:
> > This is all probably due to limited maximum DNS-SD service name
> > length. DNS-SD enforces a maxium service name length of 63 UTF-8
> > characters. If the name returned by
a single sample value for a single channel
frame: multiple samples, one for each channel in the context
Because OSS and ALSA require the notion of fragments/periods we follow
their notion in the respective driver modules. "fragment" is mostly
synonymous to "period" here. And
and cleanliness issues you'd have the advantage of setting the stream
name after the TV channel name and similar.
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o have a general entry point for this topic.
> So people can maybe help to make it happen or know what the current
> state - the issues are. If you don't mind i will go ahead and add your
> points to the wiki as 'open issues'.
Yes, of course, go ahead!
Might mak
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> On 7/24/07, Lennart Poettering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Fri, 13.07.07 11:51, Jon Smirl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >
> > > When I use HAL autodetect I see this and USB audio isn't wor
rk with non-trivial packet loss.
Somewhere far far down on my TODO list is an item where I want to redo
the protocol based on RTP/UDP which might improve the situation. Right
now however PA is only used in local networks where packet loss is
practically non-existant so this is not
would enable the support, or is all development going forward
> going to be in the lennart branch?
Everything that is more than simple bug fixing should go only into the
"lennart" branch.
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> On Mon, 30 Jul 2007, Lennart Poettering wrote:
>
> > This was intended to be a protection against misuse of this
> > feature. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea.
> > --snip--
> > I wonder thoug
is works fine for me:
svn ls svn://0pointer.de/pulseaudio/branches/lennart
Could you please retry?
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ve moved on to
> other things. At the same time, I need to deliver a fairly stable rendition
> of pulse, so if the core isn't relatively stable, I can't justify it.
The "lennart" branch is not very stable. Neither in API not during
runtime. Sorry.
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ere are a couple of other reasons like this one why you definitely want
to use
gst-pulse instead of going over alsa.
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r, I already merged code for this into Avahi and copied that into
PA a few days ago.
It's in the "lennart" branch r1674.
Nonetheless, thank you very much for your patch!
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aybe it is possible to set up things such that 'hw' only with
> particular parameters is 'type pulse', and with all other parameters
> it is non-existent? Or just use another mixer app which is more
> pulseaudio-friendly (but still runs in KDE panel!)
ra, this is thus no priority
for me.
If you want to see the pa patch in mplayer proper anytime soon, then
look for someone else capable to work on it. It's free software, it's
basically done, it just needs cleanups and more communication with the
mplayer people.
Lennart
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> instance
> and redirect sound from the server to the thin-clients but the opposite
> connection does not happen and nor do the logs or stderr throw up
> anything.
Have you installed the same cookies in ~/.pulse-cookie? It's needed
for authentication.
Lennart
'session-side' pulseaudio
> > server crashes at top of pa_memblockq_drop() on
> > assert(length % bq->base == 0);
I am pretty sure these two things are unrelated. As mentioned, the
assert() issues seems to be a Sunray specific problem.
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sh happens the next time?
Thank you!
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device access. Neither with ALSA nor with OSS.
It's not a problem specific to PA. It's the same issue with almost any
non-hw driver for libasound.
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e been able to
> check out?
Maybe you're running some kind of firewall that limits outgoing
traffic?
Lennart
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;
tells that.)
> I am running pulseaudio version on the ARM OMAP850 platform. also, the
> ALSA util aplay works fine..
>
> Though this doesnt terminate the daemon or the client , no sound can
> be heard while playing pacat..
> Any idea??
Could you please run this thorugh an strac
ns.
It looks like that, yes. But it's difficult to say. Could you please
paste the output of vlc when it crashes?
Thank you,
Lennart
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okie . I copied the one that was
> generated in one to the other. Any other process or check recommended?
Could you please run "pulsaudio -vv" manually on both machines and
paste the output somewhere?
Thanks,
Lennart
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