[streaming] vls audio problem

[Ollie Eisman]

Hi

I am using vls on a redhat 9 system with osprey 100 video on on-board 
audio. The video works great but audio sounds super super slow and 
distorted.

Any ideas?


VideoLAN Server v 0.5.5-cvs (Aug 22 2003) - (c)1999-2003 VideoLAN
Info : Found V4L device BT878(Hauppauge (bt848))
        4 channel(s)
        48x32->768x480
Info : Changing to channel 0 (Television)
Info : changing from frequency 3028 to 3028
Info : Found V4L window 320x240
Info : Encoding video : 320x240 25 fps at 500 kb/s in mpeg1video
Info : Encoding audio : 16000 Hz stereo at 64 kb/s in mp2


# video for linux (v4l) configuration
begin "tuner"
# --- example:
device        = "/dev/video0"     # video4linux device (default is 
/dev/video)
#type         = "mpeg2-ts"
channel       = "0"              # channel source: webcam often 0
                                  # for tv card, may be tuner(0), 
composite(1),
                                  # svideo(2)
frequency     = "3028"           # frequency (mhz) * 16
norm          = "1"              # pal=0, ntsc=1, secam=2
size          = ""               # size possibilities

                                  # - empty string : default size
                                  # - width x height
                                  # - subqcif(128x96), qsif(160x120),
                                  #   qcif(176x144), sif(320x240),
                                  #   cif(352x288), vga (640x480)
deinterlace   = "0"
compression   = "mpeg1"          # mpeg1 or mpeg4 [experimental]
bitrate       = "500"            # bitrate (approx.) in kbps
quality       = "1.0"            # 1.0 (good) to 31.0 (bad)

audiodevice   = "/dev/audio"       # sound device (try /dev/dsp<x>
audiocompression = "mp2"         # mp2, mp3 or ogg
audiobitrate  = "64"             # audio bitrate in kbps
audiofreq     = "16000"          # 16000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000
audiochannel  = "2"              # 1=mono, 2=stereo
audiomute     = "false"
end

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