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bigdarkmad	2010-08-22 , 06:10
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Originally Posted by MohammadAG

This is a new pulseaudio package, not sure if this is the full patch http://www.mail-archive.com/pulseaud.../msg07401.html but it should solve stuttering.

For some reason, it does NOT work on the stock kernel, you'll need to install kernel-power.

Doing some tests yesterday it didn't stutter, today it did, so I'm not sure if it's working or not, so I'll release this to the community and leave you to decide.

Packages available here, download all.tar.gz and install all packages
http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/maemo/test/

Need some feedback, this is not a perfect fix, it just seems to reduce stuttering.

Great job mate.
I will test your new pulseaudio driver too.
Can you add volume boost for ringtones?

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sony123	2010-08-22 , 07:34
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Do you know if we need to pin the version to prevent apt-get from restoring to the official one?

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	rcull	2010-08-22 , 07:43
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Billiant

I cant get it to stutter at all now. ( running at 1000 ulv )

Thanks for this

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	stickymick	2010-08-22 , 08:01
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Like to see this available for the stock kernel, if it's poss.

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	eitama	2010-08-22 , 08:09
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Yo Yo,

Mohammad You have done it again my friend.

I still have stuttering for FLAC though :
1. Played Massive Attack FLAC in media player
2. Opened MICROb to TMO, music stuttered badly.
3. After browser was done loading, no more stuterring.
4. I did reboot my phone before testing, after install.

Cheers!

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Trestry	2010-08-22 , 08:09
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Does it also reduce stutter with MPlayer and VLC?

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adhrie	2010-08-22 , 08:11
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solved my corrupted all.tar.gz..
somehow the archive cannot be opened/extracted through n900, so i downloaded it using my ubuntu laptop & extracted it, then copied it to my n900

installation successfull

no stuttering so far...

nice work MohammadAG

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	eitama	2010-08-22 , 08:15
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Originally Posted by adhrie

solved my corrupted all.tar.gz..
somehow the archive cannot be opened/extracted through n900, so i downloaded it using my ubuntu laptop & extracted it, then copied it to my n900

installation successfull

no stuttering so far...

nice work MohammadAG

Just to clarify for others, It's not corrupted, it's compressed.
You have to decompress it and put the files somewhere on the n900 and then run :

Code:

"dpkg -i *.deb"

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adhrie	2010-08-22 , 08:31
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Originally Posted by eitama

Just to clarify for others, It's not corrupted, it's compressed.
You have to decompress it and put the files somewhere on the n900 and then run :
Code:
"dpkg -i *.deb"

i did try to decompress it on n900 xterm
i tried using

tar -xzvf [file location]

and i get the following response
tar: corrupted octal value in tar header

i got it decompress using my laptop ubuntu archive manager
after that i copied it to my n900 and do the installation

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	Jaffa	2010-08-22 , 08:36
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Yes, for some reason Busybox's tar can't read the tarball once uncompressed. It might work with gnutar, but the simplest is to extract on a PC and copy to your device.

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