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Hello *, I found the reason for the audio corruption that I noticed with the CVS version after 09.05.01. But I fear that it has nothing to do with mplayer directly... 8-/ Playing any file straight from the beginning works fine, but if you skip once the sound gets heavily corrupted plus the video slows down. With the CVS version from 08.05.01 everything works fine, the "bug" has been introduced in the version 09.05.01. Regarding the *current* CVS version, the one important change is in "mplayer.c": You defined #define RESET_AUDIO(audio_fd) ioctl(audio_fd, SNDCTL_DSP_RESET, NULL) at the beginning of the file and added a call to this in lines 2049 and 2408 RESET_AUDIO(audio_fd); If this gets called my audio completely corruptes -- the IOCTL within the sound driver does not seem to work. My mainboard is a K7VZA (KT133a based) and I am using the on-board AC97 sound codec with the kernel "via82cxxx" driver. So probably it's an issue of the sound driver, not an issue of Mplayer. In any case I will contact the author of the "via82cxxx" driver. I just wanted to let you know this, just in case someone else experiences these audio problems. Any other comments? Perhaps it's possible (just for the meantime) to add a configure switch and some #ifdefs to disable these calls for ac97 sound users. Without these calls, Mplayer works flawlessly, too. Can anyone tell me, why they were actually introduced? CU Michael. _______________________________________________ Mplayer-users mailing list Mplayer-users at lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mplayer-users