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} > Since the newbus integration, sound has not working been for me.  I tried
} > again today with a current build, and it still does not work.  I am using
} > an Intel PR440FX which has an onboard Crystal 4236 sound system.
} > 
} > Basically, any audio playback sounds terrible.  With x11amp (or other mp3
} > players,) it sounds as though it is skipping.  When capturing audio with
} > fxtv and then playing it back, it sounds as though some audio is looped
} > back over every second or so.  RealPlayer constantly says it is rebuffering
} > due to net congestion and gives up with some error.  
} > 
} > Is anyone else seeing similar problems?  I am really not sure about how to
} > go about looking for the cause.  I assume it is interrupt related, but I
} > really have no idea.
} 
} I'm working through the pcm driver updating it to new-bus style prior to
} rewriting the isapnp code. Interestingly, I have two sound cards, one pnp
} and one regular and I can only reproduce the sound problem on the pnp
} card.
} 

Any chance of giving the sound drivers interrupt priority over SCSI, etc.?

That would fix a number of problems.


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