voxin speakup connector and Pulse
Janina Sajka
janina at rednote.net
Mon Nov 25 22:32:51 EST 2013
Hi,
If there's a way to avoid this situation, I haven't found it. I console
myself that the Speakup Connector isn't the only ill behaved audio
application in this regard, but I'll spare us all chapter and verse on
that topic. Suffice it to say that I now require a minimum of two audio
devices to run screen reader support on Linux, one for Speakup and one
for Orca. A third is minimal for other audio apps, imo.
PS: One example of other hoggy apps would be Fluidsynth with aconnect.
Janina
Rob Hudson writes:
> This really works amazingly well and I love it. However...
> This does not seem to play well with pulse audio. When I run it, it hogs the entire
> sound card to itself, causing me to have to switch the desktop to a different sound
> card. Now this probably is not a big deal since I do in fact have other cards to
> switch to, but is there a way to prevent it hogging the entire card to itself?
> _______________________________________________
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