BZ 3339: Linux - OOTPX hogs sound card

BorgHunter · 06-21-2009, 09:18 AM

Even with all in-game sound disabled (as I'd prefer it to be), OOTPX hogs the sound card and refuses to let anything else use sound. I know sound in Linux is FUBAR, so I don't necessarily think that OOTPX should have a menu to choose from all manner of different sound architectures (which would be a lot of work for little payoff), but is there/can there be a command line option to tell OOTPX "no sound, please" so my other programs can access the sound card?

Irishray · 06-25-2009, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by BorgHunter

Even with all in-game sound disabled (as I'd prefer it to be), OOTPX hogs the sound card and refuses to let anything else use sound. I know sound in Linux is FUBAR, so I don't necessarily think that OOTPX should have a menu to choose from all manner of different sound architectures (which would be a lot of work for little payoff), but is there/can there be a command line option to tell OOTPX "no sound, please" so my other programs can access the sound card?

I also experienced this phemonenom, but only if I was not using the sound before I started up OOTP. If OOTP was running first, I could get anything out the sound card. But if I was playing tunes first, OOTP had no effect on the sound system when started up first.

What distro/version are you running?

edit: BZ 3339 opened for this issue.

06-21-2009, 09:18 AM	#1
BorgHunter Bat Boy Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 2	BZ 3339: Linux - OOTPX hogs sound card Even with all in-game sound disabled (as I'd prefer it to be), OOTPX hogs the sound card and refuses to let anything else use sound. I know sound in Linux is FUBAR, so I don't necessarily think that OOTPX should have a menu to choose from all manner of different sound architectures (which would be a lot of work for little payoff), but is there/can there be a command line option to tell OOTPX "no sound, please" so my other programs can access the sound card?