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To: rmk@rmkhome.com <rmk@rmkhome.com>
From: None <maverick6664@infoseek.jp>
List: current-users
Date: 09/09/2004 05:44:30
hmm, then is it related to the kernels of 1.6.1 or later? I am using NetBSD along with debian Linux, but I've never experienced this with Linux.
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> sender: "Rick Kelly" <rmk@toad.rmkhome.com>
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> Wolfgang S. Rupprecht said:
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> >The fastest way to have it happen is to use a fixed-rate data source.
> >Eg. having another machine digitize audio at a fixed rate and have it
> >sent across the net and then played locally. It will usually start
> >stuttering within 30 seconds. It "feels" like the play buffer is
> >draining and playing snippets of old samples. Someone that
> >understands this driver better may want to try turning the play logic
> >off when the buffer runs empty instead of playing trash.
>
> I have a machine here with 1.0ghz Athlon, 384MB memory. When it was running
> 1.5.4 it could play DiVX movies using apla with sound and video in sync
> without a problem. Same hardware, same movies, NetBSD 1.6.1 has stuttering
> audio while running apla. Machine relatively idle.
> --
> Rick Kelly rmk@rmkhome.com www.rmkhome.com
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