Tutorial: Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory with PulseAudio

[Bios Element]

To get ET to work with PulseAudio, First install it off Playdeb.net.

Then follow the guide located http://nullkey.ath.cx/~stuff/et-sdl-sound/ to set it up for sdl sound. But edit the et-sdl-sound.so File.

Change

# SDL audio driver
SDL_AUDIODRIVER="alsa"

To This

# SDL audio driver
SDL_AUDIODRIVER="pulse"

And your set!

[devilscemo]

hi I did all you said but when i launch the game from et-sdl-sound and it doesn't work ... what should I do??
O btw what do you mean by the et-sdl-sound.so? do you mean the exectuable one?
I have ubuntu 8.04 if that helps...

[bruno.vitorino]

The pulse hack doesn't work, but the alsa does, so I'm sticking with alsa.

[charlieg]

For me (on Fedora) the sound quality with this/ALSA was awful.

The fix was to set the SDL_AUDIODRIVER to "pulse" in et-sdl-sound:

# SDL audio driver
SDL_AUDIODRIVER="pulse"

[wyrless2002]

Thanks!