Re: douce musique de notre cher ipaq

Ciao Giorgio,

>I think I have some unstability in the usb networking (ssh maybe), because
>sometimes sshd on ipaq close the connection. I'll check.
>
>Probably you can play ogg files rising the buffer for ogg123 (try -b 4000 or
>5000).
>
>
This still doesn't work even with huge buffer sizes. See my logread output:
http://opdenacker.org/issues/ogg123_jun29_2004/logread.txt

Here what happens exactly when (and only when) the sound "jumps"

May 2 07:39:41 (none) syslog.warn klogd: audio_stop_dma: dma stopped
May 2 07:39:41 (none) syslog.warn klogd: audio_dma_irq: DSADR 0xa39973e0
May 2 07:39:41 (none) syslog.warn klogd: snd_card_pxa_uda1380_playback_prepare: preparing playback
May 2 07:39:41 (none) syslog.warn klogd: set_samplerate rate: 44100
...

Though it could be ogg123's fault (being too cpu intensive, for example), perhaps some of these issues can be addressed in the driver. Don't hesitate to ask me if you need more information and/or trials.

>The ogg123 we're using seems to be a bit old, but maybe it works. Could you
>try to play a few songs?
>
>
Done. I also found that the sound jumps all the more often as the
bitrate is high.

>I found a recent Tremor source in the freebsd.org packages. But I've no
>experience how to set up a suitable cross-compiling environment.
>For now I'm able to compile only the kernel tree, following the instructions
>on the wiki.
>
>
As far as I remember, that's fairly easy:

   1. Add the toolchain to your path
   2. Add `--host=arm-linux' to configure options.

Anyway, we can try to address this need soon through OpenEmbedded...

:-)

    Michael.

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Michael Opdenacker
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