>> Well, I am able to open /dev/dsp multiple times here without problems.
>> (Is /dev/dsp soft- or hardmixing?)
>
>As far as I'm aware, it depends on your hardware. For example, software mixing
>kicks in with zero configuration on most hardware that won't mix in hardware,
>e.g. my laptop's i810 audio.
>
>ogg123 -q --device=oss 01\ -\ Good\ Times\ Bad\ Times.ogg
>
>Works, but then:
>
>ogg123 -q --device=oss 01\ -\ Good\ Times\ Bad\ Times.ogg
>Error: Cannot open device oss
Oh well this does work for me.
>This is all a little OT for this thread, but it's certainly the case with
>alsa-lib-1.0.10 on 2.6.15-rc7. My card isn't capable of hardware mixing,
>yours might be (SBLive!/Audigy or something).
CS46XX. According to alsamixer info, it has 31 playback and 1 record channel.
Looks like I'm in favor of hardware mixing.
But hey, you have not lost anything using the OSS emulation. With OSS, I could
not even have hardware mixing on cs46xx!
Jan Engelhardt
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