Public bug reported:
When using the Jack output module audio gets distorted or does not play
at all when playing a track with a samplerate other than the one
specified in jack.
the (i hope) relevant part of VLC debug messages when starting playback is:
jack debug: JACK audio output initialized
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Title:
does not resample to samplerate defined in jack
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** Summary changed:
- does not resample to samplerate defined in jack
+ VLC does not resample to samplerate defined in jack
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Title:
VLC does not
I disabled audio time stretching but nothing changed.
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Title:
VLC does not resample to samplerate defined in jack
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I tested removing libsamplerate_plugin.so or
libspeex_resampler_plugin.so or both and none of it changed anything.
However playback directly to ALSA workes fine. I made test with various
combinations of sample rates for my USB sound interface and the audio
track and all of them worked flawlessly.
I also checked that ALSA is really running on the sample rate specified on the
audio interface with:
cat /proc/asound/card1/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params
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I took a look at the code of the Jack output module and with some
debugging and some luck i found the problem:
in modules/audio_output/jack.c on line 139:
aout_PacketInit is called with p_aout and this p_aout contains the wrong
sample rate, because it is set later, on line 146. Moving line 146 up
Public bug reported:
Since the update to Xubuntu 12.04 the menubar in GPass is not shown
anymore. Instead it displays the text "[a BonoboDockItem]" where the
menubar would be.
** Affects: gpass (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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