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I'm trying to use amidi to save sysexes from my USB keyboard controller. I
initiate the sysex by hitting the buttons on the controller. Data is definitely
getting sent by the keyboard controller, ALSA is receiving it, and aseqdump
shows it, but amid
Got a new laptop (HP dv6245) which has the above
mentionned sound chip.
I can play audio fine.
I cannot get SPDIF to work.
Capture from either built-in mic, or ext mic is
horribly noisy.
I also can't get jack to switch the audio to 44.1k.
I suspect driver problems, since my M-Audio Transit
(us
But will this still allow ALSA to revert to the laptop speakers when the
card is not plugged in? And will it work when the index of the card
changes, seemingly arbitrarily?
I attempted to define a slave PCM as follows, but with no success:
--
pcm.usbtest {
type dmix
ipc_key 192837
You may look for settings like "playback buffer" or "buffer size".
One option you might try is running jackd with a buffer size of 512 or
1024, and using an .asoundrc file in your home directory to create a
jackd PCM and set it as the default PCM.
Mike Bourgeous
On 4/8/07, Jason Heeris <[EMAIL PR
Branan Riley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to find a card that handles digitial I/O and works
> under linux. The E-MU 1212m looks promising, I just wanted to verify
> that ALSA will handle 5.1 input and output through the optical
> connections on the card.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Branan
>
Hi!
Just in case you didn't know about the article on the wiki about the
terratec, here it is:
http://alsa.opensrc.org/Terratec_Aureon_5.1_USB_MK.2
The guy who wrote the article seems to have it working quite well, but I
can't really say anything about it...
Regards, Ingo
Oliver Lupton schri
Can anyone recommend a USB (or Firewire) soundcard which is definitely
capable of 5.1 surround output?
After a lot of fiddling trying to make my onboard chip output 5.1
(hda-intel, AD1986A chip on Asus A8N-VM CSM motherboard) I'm finally
thinking of giving up on that and using an external card.
