> I need to get an ADC for copying vinyl records to the computer. I've
> read that the EMU 0404 USB is excellent for this, but I've read mixed
> reports on Linux compatibility. Will the device currently record from
> the analog inputs to 24/96 or 24/192 and output via USB to Linux?
>
> Thanks,
>
I need to get an ADC for copying vinyl records to the computer. I've
read that the EMU 0404 USB is excellent for this, but I've read mixed
reports on Linux compatibility. Will the device currently record from
the analog inputs to 24/96 or 24/192 and output via USB to Linux?
Thanks,
Grant
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Clemens Ladisch wrote:
> Only in PulseAudio?
Actually I'm able to use the card with mplayer (I discovered this just
now, previous tests failed or I was probably just clumsy):
mplayer -ao alsa:noblock:device=plughw=0.0
The sound is distorted though, probably 44.1 vs 48 khz thing. But that's
due t
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
> Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
>> Since the upgrade from Fedora 9 to Fedora 10, the EMU 0404 USB card does
>> not work any more.
>
> Only in PulseAudio?
>
>> The alsa version changed form .17 to 19.
>
> There have been no relevant changes in either the ALSA driver or
> alsa-
Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
> Since the upgrade from Fedora 9 to Fedora 10, the EMU 0404 USB card does
> not work any more.
Only in PulseAudio?
> The alsa version changed form .17 to 19.
There have been no relevant changes in either the ALSA driver or
alsa-lib.
> The gist of the problem ass told
Hi,
Since the upgrade from Fedora 9 to Fedora 10, the EMU 0404 USB card does
not work any more. The alsa version changed form .17 to 19.
The card didn't even show up in pulseaudio, so I investigated it on the
pulseaudio list and Lennart Poettering came the conclusion that it's an
alsa issue.
Hi,
Thanks for your answer.
I know the driver is still in beta stage. The lack of support for
other sampling rates apart from 44.1k and 48k does affect me at all,
what I wanted to achieve is just normal playback at these two rates
(or at least one of them) without the artifacts.
Thanks,
Adi
On
On 13/02/2008, Stancu Adrian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I recently acquired this interface and compiled the latest stable
> versions (1.0.16) of alsa-driver, alsa-firmware, alsa-lib and
> alsa-utils.
>
> For the moment, I can achieve playback through this interface.
> However, I h
Hello,
I recently acquired this interface and compiled the latest stable
versions (1.0.16) of alsa-driver, alsa-firmware, alsa-lib and
alsa-utils.
For the moment, I can achieve playback through this interface.
However, I have two little problems:
1) I am not able to change the sampling rate at wh
Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
> Anyway, how do I set plughw:0,0 to be used as the default sound output
> for all apps?
[[ replying to myself ]]
Almost all apps work with this addtition to alsa.conf. It even resamples
everything to 44100Hz (48kHz are playable!). Here's the diff from
original alsa.
James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> Toggle one of the extension controls. It should change it between 44.1
> and 48kHz
> The USB device only works at fixed speeds, so I need to do a bit of work
> on the driver to ensure that the user does not try to send the wrong
> speed stream to the USB device when
Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the daily snapshot from 18 oct.
>
> I am able to get sound when using plughw:0,0 and only for 44100Hz.
> Although the wiki, dated 7. Oct, says:
>
> "The support for the EMU USB cards has started, and basic support is now
> in the latest alsa hg. It o
Hi,
I'm using the daily snapshot from 18 oct.
I am able to get sound when using plughw:0,0 and only for 44100Hz.
Although the wiki, dated 7. Oct, says:
"The support for the EMU USB cards has started, and basic support is now
in the latest alsa hg. It only supports _48000_ rate, but all the
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Please show the output of "lsusb -v" for this device.
Attached. Thanks for the reply.
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Aleksander Kamenik wrote:
> "Neither the E-MU 0404 or 0202 USB sound cards are supported in Linux.
> I have samples, but work on a driver has not yet started.
> They are not usb-audio standards compliant, so a new driver will have to
> be written for them."
>
> Any chance work on this driver been
Hi,
I noticed that in v1.0.15rc1 0404 PCI support was introduced.
And I've seen this message from James Courtier-Dutton dated 2007-04-16:
"Neither the E-MU 0404 or 0202 USB sound cards are supported in Linux.
I have samples, but work on a driver has not yet started.
They are not usb-audio standa
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