Openal isn't loading properly
by James Urquhart · in Torque Game Engine · 07/27/2002 (12:28 pm) · 3 replies
I have just reinstalled my linux system...
When i used the openal supplied with the distro(suse linux), when i started up the demo, the sound stuttered (yes, i am using accelerated opengl drivers)
I decided to recompile openal from the source...
After doing that and installing it, to my horror, torque hung whilst starting up.
In the console, the last few lines were :
Why is this happening?
How could i solve this?
Shouldn't it say the openal vendor name or something?
Thanks
When i used the openal supplied with the distro(suse linux), when i started up the demo, the sound stuttered (yes, i am using accelerated opengl drivers)
I decided to recompile openal from the source...
After doing that and installing it, to my horror, torque hung whilst starting up.
In the console, the last few lines were :
Quote:
OpenAL Driver Init:
OpenAL
Missing OpenAL function 'alGetBoolean', using emulated function
Missing OpenAL function 'alGetInteger', using emulated function
Missing OpenAL function 'alGetFloat', using emulated function
Missing OpenAL function 'alGetDouble', using emulated function
Missing OpenAL function 'alListeneri', using emulated function
Missing OpenAL function 'alGetListener3f', using emulated function
Missing OpenAL function 'alcGetContextsDevice', using emulated function
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Why is this happening?
How could i solve this?
Shouldn't it say the openal vendor name or something?
Thanks
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#2
Follow the directions for downloading openal at:
http://opensource.creative.com/
When torque loads, you'll know that you are using the new library because you won't see the "Missing OpenAL function" messages.
The other option is to reconfigure your kernel to use OSS instead of alsa. I'd try the updated openal first though.
07/29/2002 (2:06 pm)
It looks like your new install is using alsa for sound (and it isn't working very well apparently). You might try grabbing the latest openal from the openal cvs, I think it has updated alsa support.Follow the directions for downloading openal at:
http://opensource.creative.com/
When torque loads, you'll know that you are using the new library because you won't see the "Missing OpenAL function" messages.
The other option is to reconfigure your kernel to use OSS instead of alsa. I'd try the updated openal first though.
#3
It works fine now. Though it seemed to install in /usr/local/lib instead of /usr/lib where my distro had the openal files.
07/30/2002 (12:40 am)
Thanks,It works fine now. Though it seemed to install in /usr/local/lib instead of /usr/lib where my distro had the openal files.
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I got torque loading again (must've been some settings in the sound server)
But i still get the stuttering - i never got it on my old install =/
Heres my console log :