Hi everyone,
I recently updated my media center which is running Fedora devel. It
pulled down a new kernel with updated ALSA drivers for my HDA audio
chip (Intel 82801H + ALC883).
I use IEC958 output to a pair of studio monitors (good sound with
minimal fuss). The first thing I noticed about th
On Tue, 2 Oct 2007, Arthur Marsh wrote:
> Bill Unruh wrote, on 2007-10-01 03:11:
>
>> The HDA is very widely used and abused. Every manufacturer seems to feel
>> that they have to munge it into incompatibility themselves. Otherwise their
>> engineers do not have enough to do. Alsa writers can only
Hola klondike:
| If all what you want is to play various programs with the same
| soundcard at the same time, dmix should do well. On the alsa wiki
| there are some howtos.
Thanks, but, we want to control the soundcard, for instance, lower the mic
input, etc.
There is no software mixer for t
Bill Unruh wrote, on 2007-10-01 03:11:
> The HDA is very widely used and abused. Every manufacturer seems to feel
> that they have to munge it into incompatibility themselves. Otherwise their
> engineers do not have enough to do. Alsa writers can only rush after them
> and try to sweep up the wors
