OMG, I figured it out. You have to use not just the -o and backend
type, but also -d and the Alsa device. So this web browser URL:
http://pbp/cgi-bin/jbe?009864
produces this comand:
cmd: '/usr/bin/mpg123 --output alsa -d plughw:1,0,0
"/data/mp3/pink_floyd/1 - Studio Albums/1979 - The Wall/CD 2/I
Well, don't follow those instructions exactly. I did and broke my
alsa, but I think I've been here before, had to manually undo stuff.
This was on a Raspberry Pi before but back in the summer I was doing
nature recordings and using alsa (with aplay and arecord), sox,
Audacity. The Pinebook Pro ha
On 27/12/20 11:04 am, Alan Corey wrote:
Uh-oh, I do have PulseAudio installed, didn't intend to. Using a
Daniel Thompson Debian Bullseye on a Piinebook Pro. It's been up less
than 4 days. Getting PulseAudio and alsa to coexist is a pain because
Pulse wants to break alsa. I did it once followi
Found it, I followed this.
https://wiki.debian.org/PulseAudio#Dynamically_enable.2Fdisable
On 12/26/20, Alan Corey wrote:
> Uh-oh, I do have PulseAudio installed, didn't intend to. Using a
> Daniel Thompson Debian Bullseye on a Piinebook Pro. It's been up less
> than 4 days. Getting PulseAudio
Uh-oh, I do have PulseAudio installed, didn't intend to. Using a
Daniel Thompson Debian Bullseye on a Piinebook Pro. It's been up less
than 4 days. Getting PulseAudio and alsa to coexist is a pain because
Pulse wants to break alsa. I did it once following some instructions
but I have no reason
On 27/12/20 7:33 am, Alan Corey wrote:
Directory:/data/mp3/Queen/-- Studio Albums --/(1975) A Night at the Opera/
Playing MPEG stream 1 of 1: 11 Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody.mp3 ...
[src/libout123/modules/portaudio.c:120] error: Failed to open
PortAudio default stream: Device unavailable
main: [src/
