Sim, claro que você pode ter um bloqueio neste link:
You need to install a music player that allows you to select certain ALSA settings. Each of my recommendations has pluses and minuses. IMO, the closest to perfection is "gmusicbrowser". My 4 recommendations for top notch music players are:
- DeaDBeef http://deadbeef.sourceforge.net/
- Gmusicbrowser https://launchpad.net/~shimmerproject/+archive/ppa
- Guayadeque http://sourceforge.net/projects/guayadeque/
- Quod Libet https://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/
To get bit-perfect output from each of the above:
DeaDBeef:
- Click on the Edit menu, then Preferences.
In the Preferences window under "Sound" tab > "Output plugin" = "ALSA" and "Output device" = "HDA Intel ALC889,IEC958, S/PDIF" NOTE: the "Output device" choice will depend on the type of sound card in your computer. It may be labeled differently from the one I have.
In the same Preferences window select > Plugins In the left column select "Alsa Output Plugin" and then click the "Configure" button In the configuration window make sure that ALSA resampling is unchecked and that you place a check in box to "Release device when stopped". > You are now done setting up DeaDBeeF for bit perfect playback.
Quod Libet:
- click on the Music menu > Preferences > Player tab
- for the "Output pipeline" type "alsasink device=hw:0,1" (omit quotes)
Gmusicbrowser: see post 5 in this thread:
Guayadeque:
- click on Library menu > Preferences and select "Playback" from left column
- for Output device = ALSA and in the white box to the right type "hw:0,1" or "plughw:0,1" (omit quotes)
Estou usando o Ubuntu Studio porque o kernel está em tempo real, um kernel em tempo real é requerido por jackd
, por exemplo. De qualquer forma, funciona bem.
Tchau