James Cameron wrote:
> G'day Darren,
>
> What is supposed to happen is that the application that is playing the
> audio should set the sound card to the sample rate of the audio source.
> It does this by issuing commands to the sound card driver, or sound
> server.
>
> If the sound card is forced to another rate, then sure, you'll get pitch
> and speed changes.
Well, that would explain a few things, as I have to adjust the rate
manually through Alsamixer, and 44.1 and 48khz are the only options this
card supports. It's the same deal on the Windows side, though, and I can
still play back 22.05khz stuff back with no issues. It's possible that
the factory drivers from Emu are doing the SRC on the fly in the
background when needed.
> Probably need more information ... are you using ALSA or OSS drivers
> for the sound card, and are you using an audio sound server like Jack,
> Esound, Pulseaudio?
I'm using ALSA 1.0.16 Stable, compiled myself from sources.
-- Darren
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