My suggestion might be blasphemous to the true audio professionals, but I
have been very pleased overall so far with my Soundblaster Audigy 2 NX
device. It has the potential to do 96KHz, 24-bit playback and capture. I
have recorded at 48KHz 16-bit from its line in jack, and the quality was
excell
I have an Audigy2 NX working under ALSA 1.0.2 (the latest 1.0.2 :), but it
is of course slightly imperfect in how it's controlled. Here are some
issues:
1. alsamixer is very confusing, with redundant labels (lots of "Speaker 2"
settings). Lots of trial and error to control the volume, but there
d?
Thanks again for your help!
John
Clemens Ladisch said:
> John W. Cocula wrote:
>> Let me clarify: the real issue is *mixing* normal stereo out the L and R
>> channels, while a mono channel is also coming out the center speaker.
>> So,
>> like dmix, but dmix only
channel, but other
ALSA players block.
pcm.voice {
type plug
slave {
pcm "surround51"
}
ttable.0.4 1
}
I have dmix / asym working fine for normal stereo.
Again, thanks!
John
John W. Cocula said:
> Honestly, I've really been tr
Honestly, I've really been trying to figure out .asoundrc and plugins, but
you have to admit that the various docs can be terribly confusing.
I have an intel8x0 device, and I can pump a mono WAVE file out L and R
channels, no problem, as you might expect. But what is the magic
incantation to crea
block ac3dec from accessing the device.
- alsaplayer -F 48000 doesn't appear to make a difference.
Any ideas why this creates noise instead of a clean signal?
Thanks,
John
Jaroslav Kysela said:
> On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, John W. Cocula wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Wi
Hello all,
With the speaker-test program, why is it that I can get all six channels
of surround51 through my analog OUT jacks, but I can only receive the
front left and front right channels via the SPDIF digital OUT? (The
external digital decoder says it's in "stereo PCM" mode, but I'm obviously
Florian Schmidt said:
> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 18:37:59 -0500 (EST)
> "John W. Cocula" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> P.S. Can your recipe for dumping hex from arecord be posted somewhere
>> to benefit others like me in the future?
>
> Use the wiki at http
ere a Realtek ALC650 / intel8x0 comes
into play, and thanks particularly to Jaroslav and Takashi for their
excellent work!
All the best,
John
P.S. Can your recipe for dumping hex from arecord be posted somewhere to
benefit others like me in the future?
Kai Vehmanen said:
> On Tue, 20 Jan 200
I have been a little shocked that absolutely no one has responded to my
questions regarding recording from mic inputs. I don't mean to complain;
I am very impressed with the tremendous accomplishment that ALSA
represents. But it's as if no one uses their microphone jacks at all, and
that captur
ALSA 0.9.6 would not capture any recording at all on my Realtek ALC650 rev
3 chip, using the intel8x0 driver. After installing ALSA 1.0.1, it now
acts like it's recording, but no matter what, it records noise.
I think I've tried every conceivable permutation in alsamixer, including
switching betw
Hi all,
I have been using ALSA 0.9.6, which worked fine except no mic capture.
Well, I bought this Shuttle SB62G2 system in order to capture from the mic
input, so you see my dilemma.
I upgraded to ALSA 1.0.1, and now it seems to want to let me record, but
it keeps forcing 48000Hz in arecord, as
Do you hear these clicks from XMMS?
The ALSA that comes with Mandrake 9.2 (0.9.6?) generates clean audio
output with my Realtek ALC650 rev 3 chip (intel8x0 driver), but when I
upgraded to ALSA 1.0.1, I also now hear these same faint clicks, very much
like a small scratch on a 78rpm record. HOWEVE
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