10 Apr
2008
10 Apr
'08
3:22 a.m.
On Thursday 10 April 2008, Darren Landrum wrote:
James Cameron wrote:
Yeah and ALSA should do the same. It already does this for quite a few cards.
I'd write a mail to ALSA-users and see what the ALSA guys say about it.
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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.