p z wrote:
Hi,
I think, that they are not supported now. If you have some programing
skils, try to discover where side speakers are connected - on which
FX8010 output (maybe 0x0c, 0x0d (alias 0x6c, 0x6d)).
Peter Zubaj
dont really have the time to do this. Is any one working on 7.1 speaker
rround51
slave.channels 6
route_policy "null"
ttable.0.3 1
}
Alexander Macdonald wrote:
Hi
I'm blown away by the number of controls in alsamixer for this card, I'm
able to control the front,center and rear speaker volumes, but there
doesnt seem to be a control for th
Hi
I'm blown away by the number of controls in alsamixer for this card, I'm able to
control the front,center and rear speaker volumes, but there doesnt seem to be a
control for the side speakers.
Also I'd be grateful for someone who could show me what voodoo magic I can put
into my ~/.asoundrc
alsa mixer controls without further programing.
It lacks a lot of soundcards models but you should add more supported
soundcards or adding a dumb general interface instead starting a yet
another mixer project.
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, Alexander Macdonald wrote:
I've been thinking about making some
I've been thinking about making something exactly like that. I've got coursework
to hand in tmrw, but I'm gonna start on the weekend and see what I can whip up
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had another idea:
The alsamixer utility exposes a lot of controls to the end
user, and on a card that has a l
volume control having no effect,
only the PCM and Surround sliders change the volume.. this means
programs that try to change the volume (like xmms) have no effect.
On Sun, 2003-08-24 at 11:37, Alexander Macdonald wrote:
> I recently bought a new KT600 based motherboard ( an ASUS A7V600) w
I recently bought a new KT600 based motherboard ( an ASUS A7V600) with
onboard sound... i've tried it in windows and the sound works fine
without any distortion. On the asus site it says the onboard sound is
"ADI AD1980 SoundMAX 6-channel CODEC"
however using linux and the via82xx module the sound
> well, it would be possible by re-defining the pcm.hw.
> pcm.hw is defined in /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf and you can override it
> by your own definition with the '!' modifier.
> it's pretty tricky, and i'm not sure whether it works :)
I've followed your advice and here's my asoundrc so far:-
//j
Hi
I understand how to create an alias for a soundcard that uses the dmix
plugin in my asoundrc file and that works. i also understand that if you
call it "default" a well written program that uses alsa will choose to
use it.
However many alsa programs dont do this (MPlayer is a good example)
ins
