Re: [orca-list] orca with pulse audio

["Mgr. Janusz Chmiel" <ernesta tiscali cz>]

Dear,
If every body of us want to overcome Pulseaudio issues, it is necessary 
to buy expensive sound cart which support multi channel mixing. Best of 
all, try to ask kernel developers, who are develop sound drivers which 
device is having the lowest latency while short sampling data are send 
to the driver very often in short time.
The issue is, that every sound driver is develop by using other C 
language algorithms, for example, my Toshiba satellite L650 D is not 
having so fast speech responsiveness as my old Thinkpad 2668 notebook. I 
believe, that many issues are also caused by The various programmers 
techniques which are being used while programming Linux Kernel sound 
cart drivers.
So the best would be to find somebody of The Linux kernel developers 
community who would recommend us The sound internal chips or standalone 
USB sound devices and good kernel drivers for them.
According to my opinion, The best compromise is, that if somebody can 
not  buy sound carts with multi channel sound mixing feature is to buy 
Creative Sound blaster sound cart with USB connector.
I do not have The experience with bluetooth based sound carts.
Please do not forget, that many Linux kernel sound drivers have to be 
develop by using reverse engineering, because some powerful commercial 
companies do not want to give The kernel driver developers The 
instructions how to directly control The sound chips.
But if I can open next discussion related to this issue, why so many 
Linux developers have forgotten on Voiceman speech server writeen in C++ 
and on The MR Poshidae from Tomsk?
His C++ language programming knowledge is amazing, why somebody of us 
would not try his voicman with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, i know, that 
configuration is not automatic, but i have tested his latest live .iso 
image based on Java application running in console and speech 
responsiveness is really very fast.
I will try with my slover sound chip in Toshiba Satellite with his 
consoled based Linux distribution, which uses Java virtual machine 
without running X server.
I think, that this programmer would help with speech issues.
I Am deeply appreciating very exhausting Linux kernel developers work, 
because while i analysed Linux kernel drivers source code, many 
developers are develop those drivers as a job, which is also their part 
of their job, eventhough in some cases not like a main job activity, but 
they must do this to not lose their jobs in big companyes such as 
Novell, IBM, ETC.
Some of them develop those drivers like a voluntary activity and i 
think, thatwe must only be very, very, very glad, that so many clever 
people live in our planet.

And MR Yelavich knows C++ very weel and he modified many parts of 
Pulseaudio sound server, i know, that it is not part of The Linux 
kernel, but i think, that he also knows many thinks about complex Sound 
drivers issues.