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JRiver Media Center 25.0.41 for Debian (amd64, i386 and armhf)
Awesome Donkey:
That's rather odd. What Linux distro are you using? What audio device are you using under MC's Options > Audio? Have you tried changing outputs? Otherwise 25.0.41 sounds fine to me on my Linux installs.
alessandro:
--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on May 25, 2019, 06:44:59 am ---That's rather odd. What Linux distro are you using? What audio device are you using under MC's Options > Audio? Have you tried changing outputs? Otherwise 25.0.41 sounds fine to me on my Linux installs.
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I have been using SUSE Laep 15 for 1 year and it has always played perfectly from release 24 to 25-037 ... same DAC ... it's a 041 problem, maybe a DSP is activated automatically and yet everything was off, I checked
Awesome Donkey:
What kind of files are you playing?
Awesome Donkey:
Actually, I might have an idea what's happening. For some reason MC on my Arch Linux install reset the audio device to jack... but if you go to try and change it, MC crashes (for me at least). I'll have to redo my alsa.conf and alsa-base.conf changes to see if I can fix it. You might want to double check those audio device settings and make sure it's not using jack or pulse (I recommend using a hw: output if available, or front:). :)
bob:
--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on May 25, 2019, 12:50:22 pm ---Actually, I might have an idea what's happening. For some reason MC on my Arch Linux install reset the audio device to jack... but if you go to try and change it, MC crashes (for me at least). I'll have to redo my alsa.conf and alsa-base.conf changes to see if I can fix it. You might want to double check those audio device settings and make sure it's not using jack or pulse (I recommend using a hw: output if available, or front:). :)
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I've only seen that crash a couple of times and have never tracked it down. If you get one I'd like to see the log.
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