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Re: System Audio lag

It happens quite often actually. Often, the phone vibrates first and then a second or so later the tone rings. Its just horrible. People talk about multi-tasking on N900 and **** and this happens when I barely have stuff running.

Re: System Audio lag

What have you installed? (Have you touched devel or testing if so then please reflash device and reproduce issue, because if you have installed something out of extras or nokia repositories and say that device doesnt work...well you have just earned clown nose :|)

maemo-list-user-packages
in xterm
Remove all widgets

Re: System Audio lag

Quote:

Originally Posted by shanrizvi (Post 785329)

pulseaudio is plain horrible!

I'd say it's Nokia's responsibility. They can pick and mix the components but they should make them work nicely together instead of needing users tweaking here and there to get smooth operation.

But it's all irrelevant for M5, Harmattan/Meego should (hopefully) be much more polished...

Re: System Audio lag

Quote:

Originally Posted by JorgeFX (Post 782426)

Overclocking is not the solution. Renicing processes is more viable. Thy this:

Edit the /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
change the value of nice level to -20 (the default is -11)
save and reboot

If you experience some shuttering after several hours, this can help:
sudo gainroot
killall pulseaudio
this may helps even without renicing pulseaudio. Hope thi help you!;) GOD bless you ALL!:D

Audio stutter when using Panucci 0.99.1 (extras repo) with file on vfAt MyDocs. Your fix seems to lessen the problem a little yet not eliminate it to a acceptable audiobook reading quality level.

Overclocking did not help, problem reproducible in cssu stable, testing and thumb, all with power kernel.

The pulseaudio fix proposed here : https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7190 apparently seems already implemented in cssu.

Anybody found another solution? Openmediaplayer does not play the files without a big gap in between the tracks.