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Short Version:
The Problem: Audacious does not resume play after pause is used.
ThePossible Fix (run from terminal with WiFi enabled and connected to Internet):
sudo opkg install http://feeds.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/unstable/ipk/glibc/armv7a/base/libasound2_1.0.24.1-r0.6_armv7a.ipk
This updates the ALSA library and its plugins on the NAND.
If you experience the pause problem try it and post results.
TL;DR Version:
I have been invited to a ‘bring your own music device’ social gathering. I want to use the Pandora (with the WinAmp Classic interface) to play music.
Ever since upgrading to the 1 GHz Pandora I have experienced the problem where when using the ALSA output plugin Audacious does not resume play after pause is used.
The /tmp/pndrun_audacious.out file indicates the following error:
alsa: snd_pcm_pause failed: Input/output error
I tried the other output plugins but none were satisfactory.
OSS3 has a nasty click and pop whenever the sound is stopped and started again (pause, seek, next track, etc.) And the pause automatically advances to the next whole second. It also constantly hammered the the /tmp/pndrun_audacious.log with a mixer error.
SDL was a lot better as the pause worked but it could not pass my stability test. It has to run for at least 24 hours straight without crashing. Using SDL Audacious would just unexpectedly quit to the desktop. Sometimes the log would show a seg fault.
Then I tried installing XMMS to NAND from the angstrom repo. It worked but had the same ALSA pause problem and the OSS click and pop was even louder. XMMS, being the original, also lacked the bells and whistles of Audacious.
So I went back to Audacious and the pause worked!
I re-examined what XMMS installed and noticed that it upgraded libasound2 on root from 1.0.20-r3.5 to 1.024.1-r0.6
Then I re-flased SZ 1.54 and ran the following command from the terminal:
sudo opkg install http://feeds.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/unstable/ipk/glibc/armv7a/base/libasound2_1.0.24.1-r0.6_armv7a.ipk
The alsa: snd_pcm_pause failed: Input/output error still happens in the log file but now the pause actually works. If you experience the pause problem try it and post results. You don't need to re-flash just the sudo opkg install. I am currently testing the stability.
The Problem: Audacious does not resume play after pause is used.
The
sudo opkg install http://feeds.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/unstable/ipk/glibc/armv7a/base/libasound2_1.0.24.1-r0.6_armv7a.ipk
This updates the ALSA library and its plugins on the NAND.
If you experience the pause problem try it and post results.
TL;DR Version:
I have been invited to a ‘bring your own music device’ social gathering. I want to use the Pandora (with the WinAmp Classic interface) to play music.
Ever since upgrading to the 1 GHz Pandora I have experienced the problem where when using the ALSA output plugin Audacious does not resume play after pause is used.
The /tmp/pndrun_audacious.out file indicates the following error:
alsa: snd_pcm_pause failed: Input/output error
I tried the other output plugins but none were satisfactory.
OSS3 has a nasty click and pop whenever the sound is stopped and started again (pause, seek, next track, etc.) And the pause automatically advances to the next whole second. It also constantly hammered the the /tmp/pndrun_audacious.log with a mixer error.
SDL was a lot better as the pause worked but it could not pass my stability test. It has to run for at least 24 hours straight without crashing. Using SDL Audacious would just unexpectedly quit to the desktop. Sometimes the log would show a seg fault.
Then I tried installing XMMS to NAND from the angstrom repo. It worked but had the same ALSA pause problem and the OSS click and pop was even louder. XMMS, being the original, also lacked the bells and whistles of Audacious.
So I went back to Audacious and the pause worked!
I re-examined what XMMS installed and noticed that it upgraded libasound2 on root from 1.0.20-r3.5 to 1.024.1-r0.6
Then I re-flased SZ 1.54 and ran the following command from the terminal:
sudo opkg install http://feeds.angstrom-distribution.org/feeds/unstable/ipk/glibc/armv7a/base/libasound2_1.0.24.1-r0.6_armv7a.ipk
The alsa: snd_pcm_pause failed: Input/output error still happens in the log file but now the pause actually works. If you experience the pause problem try it and post results. You don't need to re-flash just the sudo opkg install. I am currently testing the stability.
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