Paul,

Thanx, I did run the alsactl reload and I glad you know what the problem
is. I'd love the patch and an explanation. If not for me then for the
record, for others who may experience this as well.

The reason i mentioned those two cards is that the both do D/A at 24/192
khz for 6 channels. The RME does only 96 khz, not that you can play DVD
audio on Linux yet (pleas correct me if I'm wrong, I'd love to be :)

Bearcat

On Tue, 2002-04-09 at 14:11, Paul Davis wrote:
> >When i first ran this script it complained alsactl cound not find device
> >"9652". I changed the 'Card_ID="9652"' to 'Card_Id = "card0'" and it
> >seemed to run just fine.  I popped in a CD and ran XMMS and still no
> >sound. Ok, I opened up my /stc/asound.state file (which looked as I sent
> >it to you the other day and changed  Control.15 (Passthru) to 'true',
> >control.8 (Preferred Sync Source) to 'IEC958' and all values in
> >control.9 (Channels Thru) to True. I booted up Xmms and still no sound.
> 
> changing the file has no effect unless you run alsactl as well to
> reload the new state. the passthru script doesn't change your file,
> just the state of the card.
> 
> >A few things concern me. Do the settings in control.9 (Channels Thru)
> >have anythign to do with the settings under Punch status numbered 1-18.
> >When I set all the values under control.9 to true and look  at the card
> >status via 'proc /proc/asound/card0/rme9652 the channels labled 1-16 are
> >on, but the channels 17 and 18 are off. Control 1-3 in the asound.state
> >fine I don;t know what to do with so I am leaving them alone.
> 
> ah, well that would be the problem. yes, the Channel Thru switches
> control the state listed as "Punch status". If its not on for channels
> 17&18, that would explain why you don't get any output.
> 
> i think i have an idea what is happening. do you want me to explain,
> or do you just want to try out a patch?
> 
> >Thanks again for you help. I am not a pro audio person (no..really?). I
> >am an audiophile who loves computers and would not be satisfied with a
> >soundblaster.  I'm looking into something with D/A converters on board
> >like the LynxTWO (no drivers yet, I know and the EGO_SYS WaveTerminal
> >192l).  Until then, I'm sweat with this RME..
> 
> if you want in-computer A/D/D/A, save your money and buy one of RME's
> 8-channel A/D and D/A converters. personally, i prefer an external
> converter (i use a frontier designs tango24 at home (8 channels)).
> 
> --p 
> 



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