Sigh.
Reading my own attachment shows that the sample rate was set or at least
reported as 0 kHz/s. That could explain why the divide by zero error. I'll
wrap my brain around it some more and get back to ya'll.
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On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Michael Bacarella wrote:
>
> Howdy,
>
> I would guess that this is a bug in the driver, provided by creative, but
> it could be a general kernel problem, so I feel I should let ya'll know
> that I ran into it anyway.
>
> The sound card is SB PCI 512 (which the emu10k driver is allegedly
> compatible with).
>
> I was basically pulling frames off of an audio cd by CDROMREADAUDIO ioctl
> (MSF addresses) and then feeding them to the program in the attachment.
>
> The attached text file should include enough relevant data for whoever is
> interested in this to take it up. I'd be happy to work with said persons
> towards a solution, if any.
>
> The filenames are a bit misleading. I call them .pcm even though they're
> actually just data pulled straight off the cd. Just looking to avoid
> confusion in case there really is a format called PCM.
>
>
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