dumb newbie question:
oss emulation seems to be working fine for me, except when i do
ecasound -a:1 -i:t0.wav -o:/dev/dsp -a:2 -i:/dev/dsp -o:/t1.wav
i get both the contents of t0.wav and the line in t1.wav, in other
words the output from the wav is getting captured along with the line
input. i
Hi,
This descriptor is never being closed. I would call this leak harmless
except that it is subsequently inherited by the
"xscreensaver -nosplash"
process which xine_system() launches just before xine exits. This
means that the xscreensaver process is mysteriously responsible for
locking the
Hi, I've just been wondering as to what is the current achievable latency
with the latest alsa driver (0.9.8beta) when it comes to MIDI data? I do
understand that kernel plays an important role in this so, my question
pertains to the 2.4.8 kernel and up. Also, is there any plans to introduce
low-l
Bryce Conner wrote:
>
> I'm still not getting any sound and I'm not sure why, but here is a clue:
>
> Here is my /proc/asound/sndstat file. It says the audio devices aren't
> enabled in config.How do I enable them? Any help would be greatly
> appreciated
>
> --
> Sound Driver:3.8.1a
I've been unable to get alsa working on my Debian Woody installation. Here's
what I've done so far:
* installed/compiled alsa-source
* run alsaconf to configure my sound card
* run update-modules to update modules.conf
* cat /proc/interrupts to make sure I don't have an IRQ conflict (I don't)
*
MJ Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (TheMaverickMind) writes:
>
>> Linux distribution : Debian Kernel version : 2.2.17
>> ALSA version : 0.5.10b
>[...]
>> Please, be comprehensive with me, I'm a beginner.
>
>Please try upgrading to kernel 2.2.19 and ALSA 0.9.0*. I have an
>intel
> On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Pierluigi Frullani wrote:
>
> This device ID belongs to ICH3 (thus you should use the
> snd-card-intel8x0 driver).
You were right.
Done this way and works ( also if is not absolutely nice sound ).
Now I need to work on equalization and other ( if possible ).
Many thanks
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Mark Lane wrote:
> We have a new ECS board with the SIS 735 chipset. We are trying to find
> linux drivers for the onboard sound. The device id is 7012 and the chip on
> the motherboard is an Avance ALC100P. Does anyone have a suggestion or know
> of someone working on a driv
