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added instructions for fixing sound in readme

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* libsdl1.2 - It is strongly recommended that you upgrade to the latest * libsdl1.2 - It is strongly recommended that you upgrade to the latest
version of sdl (1.2.14). There are known audio problems with version of sdl (1.2.14). There are known audio problems with
versions <= 1.2.13. versions <= 1.2.13.
* libz - Requred for opening archived ROMs. * libsdl1.2debian-esd is recommended on ubuntu/debian systems
* scons - Required to build fceux. * scons - Required to build fceux.
* libgtk2.0 (OPTIONAL) - it's recomended that you install version >= 2.18
2. Installation 2. Installation
Fceux is installed with the scons utility. To compile, run: Fceux is installed with the scons utility. To compile, run:
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Q. I'm having issues with my sound! Q. I'm having issues with my sound!
A. First of all, for the best sound quality be sure you are using SDL 1.2.14 or later. Versions 1.2.13 and earlier are known to have problems with fceux! Next, try different SDL audio drivers to see if this makes any difference. You can do this by using this command before running fceux: A. First of all, for the best sound quality be sure you are using SDL 1.2.14 or later. Versions 1.2.13 and earlier are known to have problems with fceux! Next, try different SDL audio drivers to see if this makes any difference. You can do this by using this command before running fceux:
export SDL_AUDIODRIVER="driver" export SDL_AUDIODRIVER=driver
where "driver" is either: where driver is either:
"pulse" for pulseaudio pulse for pulseaudio
"alsa" for ALSA alsa for ALSA
"oss" for OSS oss for OSS
"esd" for ESD esd for ESD
ALSA or pulseaudio is recommended, but if you are having sound issues try a different driver. ESD provides crystal clear playback on my machine.
There are sound options that you can tweak at runtime through command line switches: There are sound options that you can tweak at runtime through command line switches: