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Linux Audio Development

Posted by Hemos on from the building-it-all-out dept.

JulesVD writes "There is an article from Linux Journal about the latest plans for Linux audio functionality from the first developer's conference in Germany. Developers from more than a dozen countries attended this successful conference, representing organizations such as SuSE, Linux Audio Systems, Stanford University, IRCAM and Centro Tempo Reale. Topic discussions included in-depth presentations of the rapidly evolving Linux sound system, a look at the details of programming for professional audio standards and a survey of recent applications and audio-centric Linux distributions." Mmm...interesting reading (blantant plug for cool program), but I think the most important question is will it make Scrubby happy?

2 of 184 comments (clear)

  1. What I want. by /dev/trash · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I'd like my Aureal based sound card to work, out of the box.

  2. My head hurt by NorthDude · · Score: 0, Redundant

    How can ALSA play on more card then OSS if ALSA *IS* OSS?

    Oups, not this OSS, it was about the other OSS, the OSS OSS.
    Now I understand better. I think.

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