pulseaudio problems
Hartmut Noack
zettberlin at linuxuse.de
Tue Dec 16 09:51:12 GMT 2008
Ufuk schrieb:
> Also I need to know if pulseaudio provides better sound quality with the apps.
> and Jack.
There is no difference. Soundservers have no influence on the sound
quality - they just transport, what apps have to offer and send it to a
soundcard, that has all the influence on quality.
It is thinkable though, that a soundserver can be configured to
manipulate soundstreams with FX like EQ or Normalizers in the signal
path. Such a configuration would be a severe misconfiguration, I'd say...
Pulseaudio can be configured that way but I strongly hope, it is not and
will not be ...
> If it doesn't, I will return to alsa and remove all pulseaudio
> packages.
ALSA is allways present - it is the very sounddriver, pulseaudio,
xinelib/phonon and even jack himself are only overlays that use ALSA.
Nevertheless: if you are into music and pulseaudio interferes with jackd
in any way, remove pulseaudio: it has nothing to offer for musicians and
little for desktop audio. With a xinelib that is jack-aware you can
start jackd as you start your Desktop and close it, as you go to bed...
It was promised, that pulseaudio should be jack-aware also - is that so?
I had some trouble with that so I dropped pulse on Intrepid (works
perfectly well for me...)
best regs
HZN
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