To create multiple streams in one application that needs to output Because of this, it is not always appropriate Also, the server supports only a limited number (especially identically named) volume sliders for the same application Pavucontrol corresponding to each of the created streams. Note: there is a user-controllable slider in mixer applications such as The thing that worried me in the PulseAudio Stream documentation was : I must say I've spent hours on this but I don't seem to find the culprit. Could you please also let me know if you've got the same problem? With PulseAudio it seems that the sound is cut too ealry and I don't hear correctly the sound. I also noticed a problem in examples/noisy/noisy.py. I would also recommend increasing the duration of the notes in synthesizer.py to have the time to play enough Player simultaneously. Maybe also create more players - say 20 instead of 5 - to allow a lot of players to play together. Could you please try again on your end and let me know if this is indeed the case. I'm still investigating the issue with playing multiple sounds on PulseAudio.īenjamin, if I try to use a list of Players, instead of using fire-and-forget players, I still have the sound problem. List, so that all the things in the list are iterables. Source in a one-element sequence before putting it in the If it would make anything simpler, you could wrap a single Played", each of which can be either a Source or an iterator, I think what you need is an internal list of "things to be It should play song1, then all the songs returned by the > iterator to the player.queue method, then we just use that one to get
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If on the other hand the client code provides an > them to the list? And obviously the Player would then get an iterator > would be similar to a list where queuing songs mean you're appending > Does this mean that the Player has some sort of default PlayList which > then the player stops once all the songs have been played. The user would probably expect that the songs are all played once and
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