Hi, all--
Sorry for the cute title, but there is a serious question behind it.
Here's the deal. I have three physical sound devices:
1) SiS onboard piece-o-junk
2) Soundblaster PCI 16
3) Soundblaster Live! 24-bit USB
I doubt that I'll ever use #1, but I mention it as a possible
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Hello,
we are trying to use a micronas usb chipset with alsa in debian stable
it works ok with pcm default. (record and listen perfectly), but when we
try to use it with some dsnoop/dmix plugin, the application segfault.
the product is here :
http://www.mbquart.de/en/produkte/pro/headsets/produ
Hello,
we are trying to use a micronas usb chipset with alsa in debian stable
it works ok with pcm default. (record and listen perfectly), but when we
try to use it with some dsnoop/dmix plugin, the application segfault.
the product is here :
http://www.mbquart.de/en/produkte/pro/headsets/produ
Hi.
I'm succesfully using a TerraTec Aureon 7.1 Universe but there are still
some problems especially when playin multiple sounds together.
I'm using Debian sid under GNOME (thus esd is mostly running and
blocking (???) the alsa devices. I have connected a 7.1 speaker system.
It seems that esd us
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From: nick burge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 September 2007 09:30
To: 'alsa-user@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: vx pocket with ubuntu
hello, has anyone been trying to install a digigram vx pocket card on linux
ubuntu?
I have tried to use the linux installer supplied by digi
