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Not sure what's going on but goattracker is being weird on linux. It either plays too fast or way too slow compared to how it's supposed to sound. Terminal output:
ALSA lib /var/tmp/portage/media-libs/alsa-lib-1.0.29/work/alsa-lib-1.0.29/src/pcm/pcm.c:7905:(snd_pcm_recover) underrun occurredWhat Linux is that, Gentoo? Are you running pulseaudio?
maybe change the buffer size/mixing rate?
command line:
/Bxx Set sound buffer length in milliseconds DEFAULT=100
/Mxx Set sound mixing rate DEFAULT=44100
A buffer underrun occurs when the buffer size is too short for your PC speed. Try increasing the buffer size as 4mat suggested.
What Linux is that, Gentoo? Are you running pulseaudio?
It is indeed gentoo and no I only have alsa.
maybe change the buffer size/mixing rate?
command line:
/Bxx Set sound buffer length in milliseconds DEFAULT=100
/Mxx Set sound mixing rate DEFAULT=44100
Alright I'll try that.
No, no, you want to increase the buffer size, not decrease it!
Too fast playback is generally what I get when the pulseaudio sh*** it getting unstable (but hopefully for you, you don't use it). On the other hand, I don't remember getting slower playback. Is it very fast / very slow, or just a bit (like 10%) faster?
Are you sure you haven't messed up with the 1X / 2X option on the upper bar, on the right (between HR: and F12 = help). It will change the replay speed.
Last edited by garvalf (Apr 6, 2016 10:38 am)
It seems to play right if I run goattracker as
goattrk2 -B100 -M44100but doesn't look like it saves the settings if I don't run it with any options.
Last edited by IceWolf (Apr 6, 2016 4:13 pm)
just hide that command behind a shell script then and start the program using that!
What's strange though is that 100ms/44100Hz is supposed to be the default setting afair. Oh teh mystery...