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From: John Floren <john@jfloren.net>
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Update: We now have a sort-of-working audio device in there. Sort of.
You can bind '#A' /dev and write to /dev/audio, 44.1KHz 16 bit PCM
audio will play fine. It'll also attempt to record 16KHZ 16 bit PCM,
but it comes out choppy. All the code is basically a crude hack from
the OpenSL ES example code.

Anyone with experience in OpenSL is encouraged to submit patches; I'm
feeling around in the dark here :-)


John