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Houdini hat geschrieben:probiere mal <pzapit -esb>

In case the soundcard uses a different sampling rate than your sound files, the esd daemon on the router will automatically resample the audio stream. Normally this should be no problem, as esd by default runs at 44100Hz, which also is the sampling rate of most MP3/Ogg/AAC/... files and therefore no resampling should happen. [...] Now the problem is that esd does a pretty bad job at resampling which results in audible loss of sound-quality, especially at high frequencies.

The solution was to modify the esd Winamp plugin to automatically resample to the server frequency using the Secret Rabbit Code library, which provides much higher conversion quality.

rhabarber1848 hat geschrieben:Hier der Patch: EDIT: Patch ist im CVS

mb405 hat geschrieben:irgendwie schlägt das hier fehl

dietmarw hat geschrieben:baut mb nicht oldmake?

mb405 hat geschrieben:aber warum baut er das nicht ?

If you are running Linux, you can use an audio player like XMMS or amaroK, choose an EsounD output plugin (gstreamer in case of amaroK) and enter the server's IP address.

rhabarber1848 hat geschrieben:z.Zt. könnte dafür /var/tuxbox/config/esound.[start|end] verwendet werden

#!/bin/sh

killall esd

rhabarber1848 hat geschrieben:To-Do:
- Esound-Menüpunkt in Neutrino nur anzeigen, wenn /bin/esd vorhanden

NOTES
Warning: Using access() to check if a user is authorized to, for example, open a file before actually
doing so using open(2) creates a security hole, because the user might exploit the short time interval
between checking and opening the file to manipulate it. For this reason, the use of this system call
should be avoided.