On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 09:06:26AM +0200, Justin Schoeman wrote:
>
> Just tag "-r 32000" to your command line.
That was what I thought too, but this function:
void nuvfile_core_overrides(char **args)
{
nvcore_add_arg(args, "-b");
nvcore_add_arg(args, "16");
nvcore_add_arg(args, "-r");
nvcore_add_arg(args, "44100");
nvcore_add_arg(args, "-s");
return;
}
overrides the -r 32000 on the command line if I am not misreading the
source, no?
> Please let me know how it
> works
Shall I just try getting rid of the -r 44100 in the above function and
give 'er a go or is there something else that could foul it up?
> - I have been wondering how the audio-warp logic will handle the
> lareg block sizes on the btaudio device...
Well, I am certainly game to try it. :-)
b.
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Brian J. Murrell
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