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so how would the N900 overcome this latency?
also, I wish I had pulse audio in N8x0
also, I wish I had pulse audio in N8x0
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Candid question : what does it bring ? What can you do with pulseaudio on a tablet ?...
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There's a OMAP2 DSP plugin for PA, but it requires someone who knows their PA to forward port it to the newest Pulseaudio API (currently segfaults under Mer). Private message me if you think you're up for it.
Last edited by Stskeeps; 2009-08-11 at 11:56.
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Originally Posted by fpp
I can think of two examples:
Candid question : what does it bring ? What can you do with pulseaudio on a tablet ?...
1. you pick up an incoming call (voip) , you hear the person on the device speakers. you then find you bluetooth headset, so you power it on. it then gets discovered by pulse and you send the audio to your headset. you also tell pulse to use your headset microphone instead of the built in microphone.
2. you come home , and want to send the audio from your headphones , to the stereo system in the living room. when you enter home, you get connected to the home wifi. then the stereo's upnp is discovered and offered as an audio out, you choose it and hear your music on the loudspeakers.
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Thanks for the examples ! I understand a little better now :-)
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Haha I can't even get pulseaudio to work correctly in Ubuntu besides basic functionality.
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How it works:
The pulseaudio will create two esd sinks (with sample rate at 44.1k and 48k) connect to esd server on N8x0. No other method so far can achieve the same quality/experience. Hence you will need the lasted office firmware and installation will require 25MB free space.
Download the tar ball from
http://xbox-remote.googlecode.com/fi...dio-chroot.tgz
(scp) Copy it to the root's home folder, i.e. /root/
extract it in the same folder
copy the startup script to /etc/init.d/
More to follow.