audio bug

• To: livid-dev@linuxvideo.org
• Subject: audio bug
• From: Andrew Molloy <amolloy1@stevens-tech.edu>
• Date: Sat, 03 Feb 2001 16:47:57 -0500
• Sender: amolloy1@stevens-tech.edu

I think I have found a problem with the audio.  It appears that 48KHz
audio is being played as 44.1KHz.  I'm watching "The Matrix" and its
average framerate is exactly 22.05 fps.  The audio plays at a lower
pitch than it should and it is slightly too slow, but it does not skip
at all.  To support my claim note that 22.05 fps / 24 fps == 44.1KHz /
48 KHz.  I have checked in Windows and the DVD is in fact using 48KHz
audio.  With audio set to null, I get ~45 fps with SDL and ~65 fps with
X11.  Dual PIII 600MHz, Nvidia GeForce2 Ultra, Soundblaster Vibra 16XV
(aka Soundblaster 16), X 4.0.2

Thanks for any help,
Andrew Molloy

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