Well, I have used the MAudio transit, which is a cheap ($100) usb1.1
stereo soundcard, which works with Linux. In my tests it performs very well
(low distorition and noise-- down at the digitisation level for 16 bit.)
It is very basic ( no incard monitoring, no preamp).
Yes, MAudio has not been te
I've been looking for a good quality USB audio interface that works
with Linux. I had an M-Audio FastTrackPro, which works, but it's a
little flimsy, and after two years and at least one fall, it's no
longer usable. Also the company seems at best uninterested in Linux,
in my experience.
I recent
Hi. I capture sound with alsa in block mode. At first work good, but after: "-
EPIPE" and capture stoping. What do I do?
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2010/1/20 Dean Montgomery :
> Why would the WAV be offset using ALSA but not OSS?
>
> See attached picture:
> * top = alsa
> * bottom = oss
>
> http://dean.sd73.bc.ca/mod/resource/view.php?id=21
>
It might be a bug in the driver. You do not give any information
regarding which sound card you have.
In data giovedì 14 gennaio 2010 00:08:00, Nils Erik Svangård ha scritto:
> ==
> Opening audio decoder: [pcm] Uncompressed PCM audio decoder
> AUDIO: 32000 Hz, 7 ch, s16be, 6272.0 kbit/87.50% (ratio: 784000->896000)
> Selected a
Why would the WAV be offset using ALSA but not OSS?
See attached picture:
* top = alsa
* bottom = oss
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Unfortunately there are no serial numbers, so my rules are based on the path
given by the kernetl. Here's my current script:
#!/bin/bash
kernelStr=$1
devicePathStr=$2
# TEST DATA - PCM
# kernelStr="pcmC1D0pc"
#
devicePathStr=/devices/pci:00/:00:1d.0/usb2/2-1/2-1:1.0/sound/card1/pcmC1D0
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Diego Tognola wrote:
> Thanks Clemens,
>
> I tried /dev/snd as well but maybe my 'test' is invalid ?
>
> My expectations was that if I have rules for USB1-> card1, USB2->card2
> and USB3->card3 setup, then reboot with the audio card on USB2
> unplugged, then I should not see
Thanks Clemens,
I tried /dev/snd as well but maybe my 'test' is invalid ?
My expectations was that if I have rules for USB1-> card1, USB2->card2 and
USB3->card3 setup, then reboot with the audio card on USB2 unplugged, then I
should not see a card2 in /dev/snd or cat /proc/asound/cards ? What
Hi guys.
Could you please post the rule, as soon as you've figured how it works.
This information is missing in the Wiki. Would be nice to update the Wiki
accordingly. ( I could do that)
Cheers
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
> Diego Tognola wrote:
> > I'm trying to a
Diego Tognola wrote:
> I'm trying to assign identical USB cards (3 x M-Audio Mobile Pre) to
> fixed card numbers, based on their USB port. So far, I've created a
> udev rule that maps the kernel and device name to /dev/dsp[cardnumber].
>
> I know that this rule is working, as changes are reflected
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