> >> Do you have OSS mixer emulation working? > > Now that you say it, I don't have this working, too. > > ISTR someone saying that some of the high-end cards don't actually have > an on-board mixer. I can't remember which ones though - I suspect it > was the Hammerfalls. :/
It wasn't me that originally said anything about this, but at least with the Audiophile 2496, there's some "creative" advertising going on with it, and the truth is a little blurry. The "product" page says this: "The Audiophile 2496 includes a powerful digital mixer/router," but then there is also a HOWTO on their website that says this: " NOTE: This is not an actual mixer. This is a Monitor Mixer. It does not change the level of the signal you are sending to and from your hard drive---only your monitoring levels. If you are sending a hot signal to your hard drive and you're getting clipping (sharp distortion), you cannot change that by pulling the faders on this mixer down. You must adjust the signal at the source (your keyboard, amp, etc.)." and the manual says: "Comprehensive digital mixing, routing, and monitoring capabilities with included Delta Control Panel software." So I think they're being a bit sneaky here :( and the reality is there is no hardware mixer, and it's all done in software drivers. So how does this relate to OSS mixer emulation? I don't know :> -Andrew _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
