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Audio is not working.
I installed Linux Debian Testing under Linux Deploy. Tried to get working audio with method second from it: http://androidforums.com/threads/how-to-getting-audio-working-inside-a-chroot.924537/ I mounted tmp catalog by mount tool in Deploy. But I can't find via aptitude plugin alsa-pulseaudio plugin. It doesn't work with IceWeasel, I didn't checked other programs.
Did you try to export PULSE_SERVER env var as written in XSDL? Reboot your device before doing that. Do not start PulseAudio inside your chroot. Also you might need to install package gstreamer0.10-pulseaudio On Nov 8, 2015 12:27 PM, "0xNear" [email protected] wrote:
I installed Linux Debian Testing under Linux Deploy. Tried to get working audio with method second from it:
http://androidforums.com/threads/how-to-getting-audio-working-inside-a-chroot.924537/ I mounted tmp catalog by mount tool in Deploy. But I can't find via aptitude plugin alsa-pulseaudio plugin. It doesn't work with IceWeasel, I didn't checked other programs.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/pelya/xserver-xsdl/issues/51.
Dear specialists, Because I Am visually impaired I want to use Orca screen reader with speech-dispatcher speech server. It uses Unix sockeds for internal communication between process and speech engine. When I use integrated Pulseaudio in Xserver Xsdl, I Am getting interrupted speech, speech is not fluent. I have found out, that changing Pulseaudio buffer size from default small to highest value is making this problem more significant. Could you direct Me on The part of Xserver XSDL source code, where is stored default Pulseaudio buffer value and would you tell Me, which smallest value have sense to make sound working so I could try to decrease default value. But recompiling yours program is not easy task. But I do not assume, that I can change default buffer value to smaller amount of Milliseconds without recompiling yours program. Other sound is working perfectly, standalone Espeak without connection through Speech-dispatcher speak fluently. Thank you very much for yours support.
