[Bug 27956] Dragon Naturally Speaking: Sound no longer works; sample rates and size is no longer supported
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Thu Sep 22 04:30:26 CDT 2011
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27956
--- Comment #24 from Jörg Höhle <hoehle at users.sourceforge.net> 2011-09-22 04:30:24 CDT ---
>I really do not want to have a mixer in Wine.
I never looked at mixer code. ;)
I agree that Wine should delegate to the OS if it gets too complex (well,
there's quite a balance to find, same with gfx).
Yes, "plughw:X" should do the trick. So far I didn't write that patch because
I've not investigated how to have apps do a best effort at using the OS mixer's
frequency. A typical scenario that I wish to avoid is:
- PulseAudio runs at 44100 (cast in stone?)
- winecfg is set to 48000
- DSound app thus uses 48000; downsampling in PA occurs; then perhaps
upsampling because the HW only supports 48000!
Or invert the scenario:
- dmix runs at 48000 (settable in /etc/alsa...)
- winecfg set to 44100
- DSound app thus uses 44100 but might happily service 48000; wasteful
upsampling occurs in dmix
Now throw in msacm:
- ADPCM 8000 -> PCM 8000 is upsampled to 44100/48000 by PA/dmix;
- ADPCM 8000 -> PCM 8000 might be accepted without resampling by hw:0 (depends
on the HW);
- At all cost, avoid ADPCM 8000 -> 44100 in Wine then resample to something
else in plughw.
Of course, one could use plughw and set SND_PCM_NO_AUTO_RESAMPLE just to get
channel and bitwidth conversion. BTW, I believe that these SND_PCM_NO_AUTO_*
flags have no effect unless one of the plug devices is used.
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