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Hello,
I tried running Pajama Sam today (a Humongous Entertainment game), which used to run, with some sound problems, a while ago. Now, I get a dialog box on startup, saying that "No sound card was detected".
'wine -debugmsg +wave,+msys' shows multiple instances of the message:
trace:mmsys:DriverCallback Null !
- From a quick look at mmsystem.c, it's not immediately clear whether this is a problem or not.
At some point later on, I get:
err:msacm:wodCallback Bad data
But, this only happens after I close the dialog box, so that can't be the cause of the failure.
Again, this used to work before. I first tried it with Simon's recent patch, and then checked out current the CVS version of mmsystem.c, and I don't see a difference.
Any ideas? I have a complete dump the trace messages, but I'd rather not post it here, since it's fairly big.
Ori Pessach
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I tried running Pajama Sam today (a Humongous Entertainment game), which used to run, with some sound problems, a while ago. Now, I get a dialog box on startup, saying that "No sound card was detected".
'wine -debugmsg +wave,+msys' shows multiple instances of the message:
trace:mmsys:DriverCallback Null !
that fully normal if the waveOut device has been opened without notification request
err:msacm:wodCallback Bad data
that's stranger...
first of all, do you know if the program uses MCI playback ? if so, you could try to run the native MCI drivers to see if any diff araises
but, to start with, I think we should look at the reasons which lead to the 'No sound card was detected' could you send me the the relay lines before the dialog box comes up so we can get an idea where's the problem comes from...
afterwards, I'll need the -debugmsg +wave,+mmsys,+mci,+msacm trace thx
A+
--- Ori Pessach ori_pessach_blah@yahoo.com wrote:
Again, this used to work before. I first tried it with Simon's recent patch, and then checked out current the CVS version of mmsystem.c, and I don't see a difference.
I've looked at the patches I've posted. My audio.c readability patch has been committed as 1.45 and has some known issues that Eric has pointed out (and I'm working on). That said, I don't think it's the cause of this problem. You can revert the patch:
cd dlls/winmm/wineoss rm audio.c cvs -z3 update -r 1.44 audio.c
[sic] And rebuild. If that fixes your problem, please let me know.
If that doesn't fix your problem, you can go back to the latest CVS version of audio.c:
rm audio.c cvs -z3 update -A audio.c
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