Bugzilla Bug 149806

As per summary, please take a look to the new revision of libao, and rekeyword
when you can.

This version adds a pulseaudio useflag that brings in the
media-plugins/libao-pulse package to provide support for PulseAudio server.
Please keyword libao-pulse (after testing) if PulseAudio works on your
platform. If it doesn't, then please mask the pulseaudio useflag.

Please note that in this moment it's a PDEPEND, but 0.8.7 will contain
libao-pulse inside the package, so if you don't even have PulseAudio keyworded
you won't be able to use that either.

*If you're going to keyword pulseaudio, make sure you also keyword the latest
esound as per bug #141223 or your deptree will be broken*

Thanks,
Diego

added ~ppc64

How can we test libao pulse module? I tried using pyao while pulseaudio server
was started but without success:

#!/usr/bin/python

import ao 

print ao.driver_info('pulse')
dev = ao.AudioDevice('pulse')

output:
{'comment': 'Outputs to the PulseAudio Sound Server', 'name': 'PulseAudio
Output', 'short_name': 'pulse', 'author': 'mzyvonbchyfr (at) 0pointer (dot)
de'}
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "hum.py", line 6, in ?
    dev = ao.AudioDevice('pulse')
ao.aoError: Error opening device.

Myself, I tested with ogg123, and system-wide PulseAudio. I'm not sure how pyao
works, so I cannot tell if that requires something different.

ppc-macos keyword dropped entirely

Now I'm using ogg123 to test and it works fine when using libao alsa driver but
plays white noise when I switch to pulse driver.

Hopefully I can get lu_zero's help on this, since he keyworded the pulseaudio
server for ppc (seems I missed him by about 5 min today...)

Alpha done.

You got it in testing.

~sparc done, sorry for the delay, got lost in a ton of mail.

Stable for HPPA.

Err alpha did nothing, re-adding.

Already ppc stable.

~alpha done

  02 Jun 2007; Joshua Kinard <kumba@gentoo.org> libao-0.8.6-r3.ebuild:
  Stable on mips.