On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Jennifer
<fluffy_bunny_1988(a)hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
Hi. I am trying to modify a version of easy peasy
Linux so that it is more
accessible on my netbook (an Acer Aspire1). Easy peasy is a derivative of
Ubuntu and I am currently having problems with pulse audio. When using
pulseaudio speech was a little laggy (even after switching to using
speech-dispatcher). I also had some orca crashes, who's source is still
unknown to me, though I have been informed it is probably because I am using
a netbook.
When I use Alsa I still have the odd orca crash but this is usually easy to
resolve simply by restarting orca, or killing and restarting
speech-dispatcher. The problem is I have no system sounds and I get an Alsa
error when trying to log in to Skype through the terminal, some problem with
bluetooth something. I can paste the error later if it is of any
use/reference.
I am now using Alsa but can't seem to get multi channel sounds, I.E speech
and/or system sounds, I only have speech.
ALSA and PulseAudio are not alternatives to each other. PulseAudio uses ALSA.