Am Dienstag 15.05.2012, 10:43:35 schrieb Etienne Millon:
> Amd64 support for zsnes is fairly new, so it's not too surprising that
> such bugs arise...
>
> I uploaded a new version a few days ago, do you confirm that both the
> versions in testing and unstable are affected ?
Yes, I was originally hoping that the package from unstable would help, but
there has been no difference.
> Also, what about other audio outputs ("-ad alsa" or "-ad oss") : do
> they work ?
There are no other outputs available:
$ zsnes --help
Usage : zsnes [-d,-f #, ... ] <filename.sfc>
Eg : zsnes -s -r 2 game.sfc
-1 #/-2 # Select Player 1/2 Input :
0 = None 1 = Keyboard/Gamepad
-ad <> Select Audio Driver :
auto = Automatically select output
sdl = Simple DirectMedia Layer output
Somebody in some forum post mentioned a pulse output, but I haven't been able
to find anything that would provide one.
> > I installed the i386 equivalent in a multiarch (amd64 & i386) chroot;
> > sound works fine when no other application (e.g. vlc, flash, ...) uses
> > audio output.
>
> What do you mean by "multiarch chroot" ? You should be able to run
> zsnes:amd64 in a "pure" amd64 system, without manually installing i386
> packages.
That is what this report is about. I do, however, have an additional chroot
set up (originally for running pSX) for both amd64 and i386 (I ran
"sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386" in an amd64 chroot).
In there, I have zsnes:i386 installed, and that zsnes works fine (including
sound).
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Reinhold Rumberger
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