You can use the pulseaudio server to do this function for you.
In pulseaudio, you send the pcm from one alsa device to a "null sink" and then
use the source of the null sink for the
other alsa device.
Jim
"Sergei Steshenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Mon,
Hello List,
I'm looking for suggestions for a sound card that will support the alsa a52
plugin properly.
I currently have a sound blaster Live! with the emu10k1 chip. For some reason,
this card doesn't want to work properly
with the a52 plugin.
The audio through this plugin is very choppy. N
I have a soundblaster Live!, emu10k1
Jim
Johannes Bauer wrote:
> Jim Duda schrieb:
>
>> I'm trying to do the same thing you are. My linux distribution (Fedora 7)
>> doesn't include the a52 plugin by default. I
>> had to download and build the alsa-plugins f
Johannes,
I'm trying to do the same thing you are. My linux distribution (Fedora 7)
doesn't include the a52 plugin by default. I
had to download and build the alsa-plugins from the alsa site.
After getting the a52 plugin compiled and installed, I sorta works, however,
the audio cuts in and o
Does anyone have any experience with the A52 plugin? I've compiled the
plugin 1.0.14 and installed it.
When I attempt to upmix a 2 channel mp3 to 6 channel through spdif, the
audio plays, but it's choppy. I get a few seconds of audio, then a few
seconds of silence, rinse and repeat.
~/.asoun
digital
stream out the spdif?
Jim
Jim Duda wrote:
> Can anyone explain how I can get the PCM sound normally sent through /dev/dsp
> to route out through the SPDIF port on a
> SoundBlaster Live! (emu10k1)?
>
> I've seen one posting which claims that all I need to do is a
Can anyone explain how I can get the PCM sound normally sent through /dev/dsp
to route out through the SPDIF port on a
SoundBlaster Live! (emu10k1)?
I've seen one posting which claims that all I need to do is add "options
snd-pcm-oss dsp_map=3" to modprobe.conf.
Unfortunately, that doens't see
