Next Linux Flash player with platform adapter

[Matthias Kretz]

On Wednesday 25 October 2006 18:15, Charles Samuels wrote:
> Er, what about mixing?

Answering to the general "Phonon integration", not the Linux Flash player in 
specific:
On Linux we have ALSA to do the mixing, which is why ISVs start using ALSA 
finally. On other systems /dev/dsp will do mixing automatically (like many of 
us wanted the Linux kernel to do). On all remaining systems we need to use a 
soundserver, and I believe PulseAudio is the main candidate there (lacks 
testing on my side to be sure though). Having one place to define whether to 
use a soundserver, how to access it, and so on is another thing that would be 
nice to standardize. But that's orthogonal to the DBus interface for volume 
control and device selection, no?

-- 
C'ya
        Matthias
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