Re: [Alsa-user] Driver Bounty - EMU 1212m

J W wrote: > > EMU 1212m ALSA DRIVER BOUNTY > > > Just wanted to announce that we are starting a bounty for a complete > driver for the EMU 1212m cards. We will aim for $1000, payable to > anyone who develops

[Alsa-user] Status of Emu 1212m drivers

J W wrote: > I am wondering what is the development state of the emu 1212 (1820) > drivers for alsa - I know there was some work done a while ago but the > driver is incomplete. I have stereo playback but no capture This was my experience as well. I tried (off and on) for six months to get the

[Alsa-user] E-MU 1010m, ESI Juli@, M-Audio "Audiophile" or ... ?

Paolo Saggese wrote: > Hi everybody, > > after your kind suggestions, I have done some search in the "pro" > and "semi-pro" sound card arena to find a suitable and affordable > card for my needs. > > In the end, I have found a few possible candidates. According to > the manufacturer specs, all of

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

n B Major. All is as it should be. Thanks! Right when everything worked right I got a call from a charity. I just had to give them something - Instant Karma! Chris Chris Aitken wrote: > Matthew Polashek wrote: > >> Yes. There it is. You're playing a 44.1 file back at 48. &

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

Matthew Polashek wrote: > Yes. There it is. You're playing a 44.1 file back at 48. Yes -but that's the only way the 44.1 file sounds correct - when it's played back at 48 - which it shouldn't be. And I can only do this in audacity where I can choose the sample rate. In all other playback apps

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

Matthew Polashek wrote: > The HDSP mixer is for RME hardware only so don't expect that to work. > > The sample rate of any given hardware is set when you launch jack. Do > this with qjackctl and you'll have a nice easy GUI for configuration. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ locate qjackctl [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

Chris Aitken wrote: > Matthew Polashek wrote: > >> And what sample rate do you have you Jack set at? >> > I've never accessed jack before. What is it's front-end app? > Is any of this useful?: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ jackd -d alsa -d hw:0 jackd 0.103.0

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

Matthew Polashek wrote: > And what sample rate do you have you Jack set at? I've never accessed jack before. What is it's front-end app? Chris - This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R)

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

Matthew Polashek wrote: > sounds like a sample rate problem. Check your sample rate of your > original file and be sure it's the same as the 1212. One .ogg I'm trying to play has a bitrate of 160 kbps and sample rate of 44100 Hz. Chris

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

Capture/Standard PCM Playback, Mic Capture, Mutilchannel Capture, PT Playback, and Multichannel Playback). I'm trying to show a little effort here but I hope I haven't given the impression I know what I'm talking about - because I don't. :/ Chris > > Matt > > C

[Alsa-user] emu 1212M PCI is sharp

My new emu 1212M PCI soundcard is playing music a semitone higher than it should. This is not a new problem - it's been that way since I installed the soundcard (which was only a couple of weeks ago). I just gave a bass guitar lesson and had my student put a capo on the first fret to play along

[Alsa-user] L & R volume alsa v1.0.14

I finally got my emu 1212 M card working under fedora 7. I am using Alsa v1.0.14. I don't see L and R speaker levels (I guess they would be L and R analogue OUTs as that is where my cable takes to signal to the amplifier). Did stereo come in after v1.0.14. Just kidding. Am I thinking wrongly ab

[Alsa-user] EMU 1212M PCI

James Courtier-Dutton wrote: > Chris Aitken wrote: > >> I installed fedora 7 so I'd have the kernel and alsa I need for the EMU >> 1212M PCI soundcard. I installed the card. I tried opening alsa mixer to >> see if the soundcard is recognized and got: >>

[Alsa-user] EMU 1212M PCI

Jonathan Stowe wrote: > On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 12:39 -0400, Chris Aitken wrote: > > >> BTW, I notice that this list doesn't send emails with the list in the >> From field. Are we supposed to cc the group manually each time or is >> the list netiquette

[Alsa-user] EMU 1212M PCI

Kenneth Long wrote: > see what lsmod shows... > see if the module is loaded. > I've not used lsmod before, so here goes. [There's lots of snd stuff, including emu10k1 (which, I assume, is a good thing...)] Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ /sbin/lsmod Module Size Used by lp

[Alsa-user] EMU 1212M PCI

I installed fedora 7 so I'd have the kernel and alsa I need for the EMU 1212M PCI soundcard. I installed the card. I tried opening alsa mixer to see if the soundcard is recognized and got: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device I went into the BIOS to make sure the

Re: [Alsa-user] E-MU 1212 M PCI

Jonathan Stowe wrote: >On Fri, 2007-08-24 at 13:24 -0400, Chris Aitken wrote: > > >>I just joined this list. This is my first post. >> >>I bought a semi-pro soundcard (E-MU 1212 M PCI) to replace my SBL! 51. >>It was a hundred bucks, used, from L&McQ. So,

Re: [Alsa-user] E-MU 1212 M PCI

Chris Aitken wrote: >2. Mystery driver. Another interesting thing is that >gnome-volume-control reports a second card (or driver?): Sound Blaster >Audigy [Alsa Mixer]. Why would that be? I never had that card. > In my FC Hardware Browser I see that the only detected card i

[Alsa-user] E-MU 1212 M PCI

I just joined this list. This is my first post. I bought a semi-pro soundcard (E-MU 1212 M PCI) to replace my SBL! 51. It was a hundred bucks, used, from L&McQ. So, it does not come with a manual. I have three things (at least) to work through: 1. No sound. I'm getting no sound out of it at all