Antonio Olivares wrote:
Uh, I don't use pulseaudio at all, just alsa, and I can run
audacious,
vlc and mplayer simultaneously and hear all of them. Of
course, I can't
set the volume of each individually, but why would I want
to do this in
the first place.
Most recent (last 10 years) sound hardware has a hardware
mixer. You
don't need a software layer to make it work.
But the developers give it to you for FREE*, even though you might not be interested in it? and it may not work for you, but will still get it whether you want to or not? Nah, I am just answering for the FUN OF IT
No, it's there to use your spare CPU cycles. :-(
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the machinations of the wicked." - from Slashdot
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