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d2490n 12-23-2005 07:51 PM

skype not working after one call.
 
ok slack 10.2
skype 1.2.0.18

i start skype and make a call, than i hang up and get "/dev/dsp-1: Device or resource busy"in the term.
than when i try to make another call skype says "problem with sound device" and term repeats the same "/dev/dsp-1: Device or resource busy" msg. the only way sofar to fix this is to restart skype.

this happens with skypeout calls (calls to a regular phone) and with short regular calls, it semes to not happen if i have a regular call for more than 3 min.

thanx for any help you can give me at all.

Kirmonkey 12-23-2005 08:11 PM

Me too.

Ubuntu Breezy
Skype 1.2.0.18_API

I only get the message if the call has connected. and then I try a second call.

hope someone has an idea.

d2490n 12-26-2005 02:27 PM

*bump

nobody has any ideas?
well i guess ill keep trying any input is still appriciated.

Lotharster 12-26-2005 07:40 PM

This is a well-known bug in Skype. Unfortunately, the Skype guys chose not to fix it in the new releases. But there is a workaround. Just google for "Skype dsp hijacker" and install the newest version (0.6). That worked for me.

Lotharster

d2490n 12-27-2005 02:43 PM

assume, thanx man, only problem naw is that the sound is fading in and out, like somebodies messing with a volume knob.
know anything about that?

Emmanuel_uk 01-25-2006 10:43 AM

sound fading, vaguely remember something like that in the skype forum.
Sorry not very helpfull.
Does it do it with echo123 ?

arsham 02-16-2006 03:36 PM

do you have /dev/dsp-1 ?
or maybe other programms uses dsp-1 ?
try to change to /dev/dsp in options
try :
# lsof | grep dsp
see if other programs use this resource , and kill it , then try skype

caio80 02-21-2006 11:13 AM

Solved
 
I posted my solution on the skype forums, i quote it (can't put http links 'til i get 5 posts overall)



As I thought,

just go in the sound directory, remove the hangup.wav file, and skype will stop from overlapping the hangup.wav sound over the conversation sound, causing problems in most systems, where dsp can't treat multiple streams at once.

Hope this works for everybody, I'm almost sure this is definitely the problem you guys all have.

In that case, just say "Grazie!"




Regards

caio80

Emmanuel_uk 02-21-2006 03:03 PM

caio80, this is most helpfull, many thanks. It does work indeed.
mv /usr/share/skype/sound/hangup.wav /usr/share/skype/sound/hangup.wav.disabled
Now that skype is working, will have to learn linphone or something else ;)

arsham 02-22-2006 03:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caio80
I posted my solution on the skype forums, i quote it (can't put http links 'til i get 5 posts overall)



As I thought,

just go in the sound directory, remove the hangup.wav file, and skype will stop from overlapping the hangup.wav sound over the conversation sound, causing problems in most systems, where dsp can't treat multiple streams at once.

Hope this works for everybody, I'm almost sure this is definitely the problem you guys all have.

In that case, just say "Grazie!"




Regards

caio80

in control center > Sound & multimedia > Sound system , set the Auto-suspend if idle after to 1 seccond , and bring back your wav file to original posision
may helps

regards


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