This reverts commit 0.4.15-dev-791-g
6d7ebc2048
It was a workaround just. To bypass sysaudio. It had a very positive effect on
our playback performance, but using the different codepaths did also lead to
regressions, that I have no idea how to address, therefore I think it's my
personal responsibility to revert it. I guess it's better to improve on the
code-paths that we intend to use finally, instead of fixing what will
be dead paths in the future.
The revert will fix:
- CORE-17277 crash of dsound:duplex on "GCCLin_x86 on Test VBox"
- CORE-17278 crash of dsound:capture on "GCCLin_x86 on Test VBox"
- CORE-17285 Realtek HD Audio does no longer work in ReactOS
But ofc now we will suffer again from very severe things that the hack could workaround:
- CORE-13202 Unhandled exception from wdmaud.drv when recording sound in Scratch 1.4 leads to app-crash
- CORE-13488 A deadlock in "DiabloII" character selection screen and "The Lion King II"
- CORE-8726/CORE-9986/CORE-16564 AC97 driver from rapps will need reboot-orgies again, does not longer
work in the same session that we installed the driver
- CORE-9981 "DosBox + Commander Keen6" totally garbled sound output instead of music
"ScummVM 2.0 with Monkey Island 2" totally garbled sound output instead of music
- the test execution times of "GCCLin_x86 on Test VBox" will almost double
By taking alternative code-paths in WdmAud and bypassing Sysaudio.
This relies on the patch 0.4.15-dev-765-g
b8e936a57b
It fixes the following bugs/regressions:
-CORE-13202 Unhandled exception from wdmaud.drv when recording sound in Scratch 1.4 leads to app-crash
-CORE-13488 A deadlock in "DiabloII" character selection screen and "The Lion King II"
-CORE-8726/CORE-9986/CORE-16564 AC97 driver is now working in the same session where driver was installed, no reboot-orgies needed anymore
-CORE-9981 almost 100% fixed, DosBox + Commander Keen6 properly plays music instead of garbled output,
same improvement for ScummVM 2.0 with Monkey Island 2
The playback is not yet *entirely* perfect, still a few hiccups now and then, but
by orders of magnitude better than before.
