# HG changeset patch # User diego # Date 1041634578 0 # Node ID f117a4150786dbb53ddc225a3ac0f72801422ef7 # Parent f6323ff433aaff89c11d62118632c5072bd6f85c We now have -ao esd. diff -r f6323ff433aa -r f117a4150786 DOCS/faq.html --- a/DOCS/faq.html Fri Jan 03 22:29:16 2003 +0000 +++ b/DOCS/faq.html Fri Jan 03 22:56:18 2003 +0000 @@ -558,9 +558,9 @@ Start playing... -
-ao arts
switch to make
- MPlayer use arts.-ao arts
or
+ -ao esd
switch to make MPlayer use ARTS or ESD.MPlayer's audio interface is called libao2. It currently contains these drivers:
-General: | |||
oss | OSS (ioctl) driver (supports hardware AC3 passthrough) | ||
sdl | SDL driver (supports ESD, ARTS etc) | ||
nas | NAS (Network Audio System) driver | ||
alsa5 | native ALSA 0.5 driver | ||
alsa9 | native ALSA 0.9 driver (supports hardware AC3 passthrough) | ||
sun | SUN audio driver (/dev/audio ) for BSD and Solaris8 users | ||
arts | native ARTS driver (mostly for KDE users) |
/dev/audio
) for BSD and Solaris8 usersFact is, Linux sound card drivers have compatibility problems. The cause is that MPlayer uses a feature that well coded audio drivers implement to @@ -77,7 +92,7 @@
Sharing your sound card with another application like XMMS is strongly
- discouraged! If the other sound application is using ESD, start
- MPlayer with the -vo sdl:esd
option to combine both
- sound streams. In fact, the option -vo sdl:esd
could be used
- with ESD even when playing MPlayer alone.
Feedback to this document is welcome. Please tell us how MPlayer and your sound card(s) worked together.
@@ -208,7 +217,6 @@list