I am trying to setup sound on my step father's Wal-Mart computer
in Debian, using Linux 2.6.6 and the ALSA snd-via82xx driver.
For some reason, at least when using RealPlayer, it plays things
too fast, and all voices sound like the chipmunks.

I thought I had figured that the problem could be avoided by
not running alsactl to re-initialize the card, but when my
step-father started it up again this morning (after I had taken
alsactl out of the startup files), it started doing it again.

Has anyone seen a problem like this, where it plays stuff too
fast? It may be only in RealPlayer, but I'm not certain.

- richard

Den Wed, 16 Jun 2004 17:01:06 -0700. skrev Richard Kilgore:

<snip>
> Has anyone seen a problem like this, where it plays stuff too
> fast? It may be only in RealPlayer, but I'm not certain.
>
> - richard
Sometimes it is the sample freq....

On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 17:01:06 -0700, Richard Kilgore wrote in message
<f0bab20.0406161601.65db4737@posting.google.com> :

> I am trying to setup sound on my step father's Wal-Mart computer in
> Debian, using Linux 2.6.6 and the ALSA snd-via82xx driver. For some
> reason, at least when using RealPlayer, it plays things too fast, and all
> voices sound like the chipmunks.

<snip>
Did you see my reply to your first identical post
(<f0bab20.0406160606.29b5b37e@posting.google.com> ) from twelve hours ago?

Here's the message ID for it: <z_Odnb_Mw9Xc403dRVn-tA@comcast.com>

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