Yep, that worked. Thanks!
On 12/2/06, Berndt Josef Wulf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sunday 03 December 2006 06:26, Dave hartzell wrote: > After a failed attempt to upgrade to Ubuntu 6.10, I reformatted and > re-installed 6.06. I had heard of problems to 6.10 (broken X), but > didn't listen.... > > I'm back to normal (at least with Gnu Radio) and now I'm having an > audio card sample rate problem that was NOT there with my initial > install of 6.06. > > This can be fixed with the "-O plughw:0,0" runtime CLI option, but > anyone have any clues as to why this is required now? No hardware was > changed in the install process...maybe I should upgrade from the > on-board sound... G'day, You may want to create a directory such as mkdir ~/.gnuradio Then create a file called "config.conf" containing your default settings (below are those of mine): [audio] audio_module = audio_oss [audio_oss] default_input_device = /dev/audio default_output_device = /dev/audio latency = 0.005 This should do the trick. cheerio Berndt
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