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On Saturday 14 August 2004 01:41, Scott Wheeler wrote:

> Ironically -- BSD has supported software mixing (IIRC limited to two
> channels, but it's a start) for a while already.

If you're referring to the vchans feature, the limit is 255x2 channels=20
(/dev/dspXXX devices). Of course vchans is not the thing which Charles has =
in=20
mind - it works nice for running a soundserver (sucky or not) on one device=
=20
and keeping other raw devices open for other stuff (more soundservers, dire=
ct=20
users, etc).

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