Re: ecasound and PulseAudio problems
Julien Claassen <[email protected]>
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Hello Lindsay!
I don't know about me being smart, but here may be a partial answer to your
problem:
Ecasound has a resample object:
ecasound -c -f:16,2,44100 -i resample,22050,file -o whatever
the first param of resample is the samplerate of the file. I think you need
to specify the -f option to make it clear, what your preferred format is.
About PulseAudio: Not being a GUI user at all, I don't really know, but
isn't there a way to make PulseAudio and JACK interact? Can PA be a client to
JACK or something like that? Otherwise, if you can use your soundcards devices
although pulseaudio is running you might write a jackplugin device, which
ecasound can use instead of alsa,default. I have one example if you like.
I hope that helps a bit.
Warmly yours
Julien
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