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Normally, the sound server defaults to using a sampling rate of 44100 Hz (CD quality), which is supported on almost any hardware. If you are using certain <b>Yamaha soundcards</b>, you might need to configure this to 48000 Hz here, if you are using <b>old SoundBlaster cards</b>, like SoundBlaster Pro, you might need to change this to 22050 Hz. All other values are possible, too, and may make sense in certain contexts (i.e. professional studio equipment).

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This configuration module is intended to cover almost every aspect of the aRts sound server that you can configure. However, there are some things which may not be available here, so you can add <b>command line options</b> here which will be passed directly to <b>artsd</b>. The command line options will override the choices made in the GUI. To see the possible choices, open a Konsole window, and type <b>artsd -h</b>.

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This option allows sound requests coming in from over the network to be accepted, instead of just limiting the server to the local computer.

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Skip Prevention

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<i>If your sound is skipping during playback, enable running with highest possible priority. Increasing your sound buffer might also help.</i>

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On systems which support realtime scheduling, if you have sufficient permissions, this option will enable a very high priority for processing sound requests.

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Sound &buffer:

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<p align="right"><b>Huge</b> buffer, for <b>low-end</b> machines, <b>less skipping</b></p>

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<i>The KDE sound system takes exclusive control over your audio hardware, blocking programs that may wish to use it directly. If the KDE sound system sits idle it can give up this exclusive control.</i>

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&Auto-suspend if idle after: