Phil Meyer wrote:
Because 'pulse' and alsa can co-exist, setting the music player to alsa
stops the skipping, but no other audio will work at the same time,
sometimes causing a flash player or pidgin, or other app to crash as a
result.
I think you can just create a .asoundrc in your home directory that makes dmix or speex part of your default and this
mixing will occur automatically in alsa as well. I don't have one, so can't post details, but that is theoretically
supposed to work with alsa.
pcm.!default {
speex
plughw:0,0
}
might work. And might not. :-)
I have tested this extensively with several music players, and set to
alsa, they consume less than 5% CPU, and set to pulse they use 17%.
Set to alsa they perform flawlessly, while blocking all other audio.
Your symptoms sound like you have pulse running at a different frame rate than the music. Thus it is doing on the fly
resampling. This would explain the high cpu usage.
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