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RE: Update: PulseAudio currently does not support dynamically changing sample rate

There is another solution, don't use pulseaudio for your high quality music. Configure your player to output directly to your high quality output device (whatever it may be) and if you have to have the clicks beeps etc coming out of the same speaker, configure them to come out of the motherboard audio jacks and mix the two analog streams. Or have good speakers for the good stuff and cheap little "computer" speakers for the beeps.

Trying to use pulseaudio in an audiophile environment is just a recipe for disaster.

I don't even have pulseaudio on any of my linux systems and I get along just fine without it.

John S.

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