On 2012-07-27 20:40, Anders Genell wrote:
> Hej August!
>
> If I'm not mistaken choosing the sound card in alsamixer doesn't set it
> as default card but only allows you to set various levels of the card
> for the applications that already do use it.
That was my impression too. However, I got the
Hej August!
If I'm not mistaken choosing the sound card in alsamixer doesn't set it as
default card but only allows you to set various levels of the card for the
applications that already do use it.
In order for it to be chosen you either need to set the software to choose that
particular car
I'm trying to interactively select a sound card for output (by all
applications) but after choosing my USB sound card (named N2) in
alsamixer, pressing ESC and then running
$ aplay test.wav
the internal sound card is still being used. I can play the test file on
N2 with
$ apla
Hello Clemens,
aplay and arecord only show the internal card, not the ua-55 but amidi shows
Dir DeviceName
IO hw:1,0,0 UA-55 MIDI 1
which looks good.
aplay sent back the following
aplay -D default:UA55 *
ALSA lib conf.c:4687:(snd_config_expand) Unknown parameters UA55
ALSA lib pcm.c:2217:
Ewald Reisenberger wrote:
> When I use alsamixer, I have no controls.
Many such devices have no software-accessible controls.
> At least the card is mentioned in /proc/asound.
Are there devices in the output of "aplay -l", "arecord -l",
and "amidi -l"?
> Which steps should be next to bring the
Hello Clemens,
I tried the new quirk, but no success. The lsusb -v gives the same
output as before.
When I use alsamixer, I have no controls. At least the card is mentioned
in /proc/asound.
Which steps should be next to bring the card to life?
Best regards,
Ewald
On 26/07/12 20:37, Clemens L
