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I'm hitting the common Error, couldn't open /dev/audio issue. However, unlike the other reports I've found, I'm trying to run dsd against wav files and do not wish to use the soundcard:
$ dsd -n recordings/442.700_2020-05-27_23-50-12.wav -w out/442.700_2020-05-27_23-50-12.decoded.wav
Digital Speech Decoder 1.7.0-dev (build:v1.6.0-91-gf175834)
mbelib version 1.3.0
Disabling audio output to soundcard.
Writing audio to file out/442.700_2020-05-27_23-50-12.decoded.wav
Error, couldn't open /dev/audio
When reading from a file (-r), writing to a file (-w), and not sending speech to the audio device (-n) I'd expect it to not need to open the sound device at all, thereby bypassing the portaudio OSS chicanery all together. Is there another flag I missed or is the audio device is needed when doing solely file IO?
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Good evening:
I'm hitting the common
Error, couldn't open /dev/audio
issue. However, unlike the other reports I've found, I'm trying to run dsd against wav files and do not wish to use the soundcard:When reading from a file (-r), writing to a file (-w), and not sending speech to the audio device (-n) I'd expect it to not need to open the sound device at all, thereby bypassing the portaudio OSS chicanery all together. Is there another flag I missed or is the audio device is needed when doing solely file IO?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: