[ltp] T23 Suse sound problems
Mitch Pirtle
linux-thinkpad@www.bm-soft.com
Mon, 26 Aug 2002 09:18:47 +0200
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On Saturday 24 August 2002 16:00, Norman Levin wrote:
> Suse has some kind of a 'sound subsystem' that gets started and tries
> to take over /dev/dsp. I get some sound out for a while, then it
> quits and I get an error message 'cpu overload - program error'
I'll play Nostradamus because its Monday and I'm in a good mood ;^P
(fondles crystal ball)
You are using SuSE, which means you are using ALSA, KDE and ARTS.
The fix: go into KDE control center, sound, sound server. Make sure "St=
art=20
aRts soundserver on KDE startup" is NOT selected. This is your problem, =
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some reason the default settings for aRts are not sane. You can also=20
experiment with the Sound I/O tab and move around the response time, if y=
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wish aRts to run as a process (and not just on demand).
The problem: aRts comes with a default setting of 'lock the CPU' regardi=
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latency settings. I have seen this even on SMP machines. I do not know =
why=20
it is done with this as the default. *shrug*
And to quote David Byrne, "Am I right? Am I wrong?"
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Mit freundlichen Gruessen / best regards=0D
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Mitch
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