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Bug 245712
nasd outputs only part of a sample, client stalls -- except under strace
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nasd configuration
nasd.conf (text/plain), 2.81 KB, created by
Bob Gautier
on 2007-06-26 09:39:26 UTC
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># ># A sample config file for the NAS Audio Server ># ># $Id: nasd.conf.eg 234 2007-03-14 03:32:50Z jon $ ># $NCDId: @(#)AUVoxConfig.eg,v 1.1 1996/04/24 17:00:06 greg Exp $ ># > > ># set this to 0 for no debugging, a larger number equals more debugging ># info... (defaults to 0) >Debug 0 > ># be verbose, comment out if you don't want it >Verbose > ># set this to "yes" or "no" to indicate whether nasd should release the ># audio device when finished playing a sound. ># defaults to "yes" ># Only the voxware, hpux, and sun servers understand this for now. >ReleaseDevice "yes" > ># set this to "yes" or "no" to indicate whether nasd should keep the mixer ># device open when releasing the audio device. ># defaults to "yes" ># Only the voxware server understands this for now. >KeepMixer "yes" > ># init the mixer on startup? Voxware only. ># defaults to "yes" >MixerInit "yes" > ># Initialize the mixer settings on every audio device open? ># Settings are only initialized if MixerInit is set to "yes". ># Voxware only. ># defaults to "no" >ReInitMixer "no" > ># This is used on hpux. Set to "INT" to use the internal speaker, ># set to "EXT" to use the external device (headphone/speakers). ># defaults to "EXT" >OutDevType "EXT" > ># These are all used by voxware, nowhere else yet. > >inputsection > > device "/dev/dsp1" # The input device, usually > mixer "/dev/mixer1" # mixer device > gain 50 # default input gain (0-100) > maxrate 44100 > minrate 4000 # Kind of redundant > maxfrags 3 # We want really low latency > minfrags 2 # the default > fragsize 256 # Again, for low latency > wordsize 8 # It only handles 8 bits anyway > numchans 2 # Glorious living mono > forcerate "no" # forces input rate to current > autoOpen "yes" # whether to open the dev > # at init > readwrite "no" # open 'device' read/write? >end > ># These are used by voxware only for now. >outputsection > device "/dev/dsp" # The output device, usually > mixer "/dev/mixer" # mixer device > gain 50 # default output gain (0-100) > maxrate 44100 # CD quality. > minrate 5000 # Redundant again > maxfrags 3 # Low latency (for doom!) > minfrags 2 # redundant really. > fragsize 256 # Low latency again.. > wordsize 16 # Yes! > numchans 2 # HiFi Stereo! > forcerate "no" # forces output rate to current > autoOpen "yes" # whether to open the dev > # at init > readwrite "yes" # open 'device' read/write? >end > ># ># An el cheapo full duplex setup could have the following output ># section with the above inputsection, assuming that all they had ># was an 8 bit SB and the PC speaker with the voxware server. ># ># I really hope no one is saddled with this type of hardware in the ># 21st century. If so, I sympathize. ># ># >#outputsection ># device "/dev/pcaudio" ># maxrate 8000 ># minrate 8000 ># wordsize 8 >#end
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