On 09/09/2009 05:32 PM, Julian Moss wrote:
I found a posting in a list here
http://osdir.com/ml/linux.hams/2005-10/msg00058.html which suggested
that this is caused by soundmodem opening the sound card at an
unsupported sample rate of 9600. The post included a hack to make it
use 11025.
I was the one who posted that original problem. My solutions were:
1) Use a different soundcard that supported the requested sample rate.
2) Use the ALSA sound system instead of the OSS system, which I think is
now standard on Ubuntu and most other 2.6 Linuxes. I had been sticking
with OSS for a while because I found the commercial (paid) OSS system to
be very stable on the old SuSE distro I was running. I now use Ubuntu
and the ALSA system will re-sample whatever audio comes in from whatever
soundcard to give the software what it asked for.
Works well.
-Lance
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