Hi Bill,
> Job? Yes, it would be nice if one could have the distribution's setup
> routines figure out all of the different combinations of sound card and how
> the user wants them all set up.
You misunderstood. This is not what I was talking about. I am not repeating
everything here. Read the f
Not sure how useful it is since you use Debian, but FC6 has an improved
sound card configuration UI where you can, among other things, set the
ordering of the cards. But I have to test if it solves your problem (I
will open a bug otherwise).
http://fedora.redhat.com/projects/config-tools/redhat-co
Hi,
I have an usb souncard. When I ran suse 9.3. it worked perfectly. Now I have
upgraded to suse 10.1 and have a problem. The soundcard is'nt configured right,
and I have tried to delete it under Yast, but i will not be deleted. How can I
remove the settings and try to set up the card from ane
Le mercredi 07 février 2007 à 10:49 +0100, ExElNeT a écrit :
> You could try the new experimental kernel option: Full speed iso
> transactions over usb.
> CONFIG_USB_EHCI_SPLIT_ISO=y
>
> This was needed for my soundcard to work behind an usb hub.
>
> greetz
I compiled Linux Kernel 2.6.20 with
Alle 21:27, venerdì 2 febbraio 2007, Jean-Michel Pouré ha scritto:
> Le vendredi 02 février 2007 à 14:25 -0500, Lee Revell a écrit :
> > Yes, exactly - the Windows drivers probably create mixer elements in
> > software. ALSA just exposes the hardware controls and it is up to
> > higher layers to c
Hi List
I am stuck with that. Tried to upgrade a running PD-System, to be
used with PD/Puredata
and i cannot find a solution to install alsa. I have a RME Hammerfall
DSP card and it worked ok with jack and PD
wit the new kernels (>2.6.17) the emerge alsa-driver does not work
anymore and co
Alle 14:23, mercoledì 7 febbraio 2007, flocchini ha scritto:
> Now I have to make my surround to work, how to even just "copy" a stream
> to others output? Currently only front and earphones outputs are working,
> with my creative usb I was able to put pcm on all output with this
> asound.conf
>
Alle 12:36, mercoledì 7 febbraio 2007, Jean-Michel Pouré ha scritto:
> Le mercredi 07 février 2007 à 10:49 +0100, ExElNeT a écrit :
> > You could try the new experimental kernel option: Full speed iso
> > transactions over usb.
> > CONFIG_USB_EHCI_SPLIT_ISO=y
> >
> > This was needed for my soundcar
surfer schrieb:
> Hi List
>
> I am stuck with that. Tried to upgrade a running PD-System, to be
> used with PD/Puredata
>
> and i cannot find a solution to install alsa. I have a RME Hammerfall
> DSP card and it worked ok with jack and PD
>
> wit the new kernels (>2.6.17) the emerge alsa-driver
Hi!
Just a *small* improvement/correction/idea about the upmixing device:
pcm.!default {
type route
slave.pcm "dmix51"
slave.channels 6
ttable.0.0 1
ttable.1.1 1
ttable.0.2 1
ttable.1.3 1
ttable.0.4 0.5 #was 1
ttable.1.4 0.5 #was 1
ttable.0.5 0.5 #was 1
ttable.1.5
Hi!
I don't know about EVERYTHING there may be that influenced your
soundcard (especially not with SUSE), but I know about some files that
have to do with your soundcards:
~/.asoundrc - configures the "behaviour" (ie the virtual devices) of
your soundcards for the current user
/etc/asound.conf -
Alle 18:11, mercoledì 7 febbraio 2007, Ingo Müller ha scritto:
> Hi!
>
> Just a *small* improvement/correction/idea about the upmixing device:
>
> pcm.!default {
>type route
>slave.pcm "dmix51"
>slave.channels 6
>ttable.0.0 1
>ttable.1.1 1
>ttable.0.2 1
>ttable.1.3 1
>
Hi, I have problem cross-compiling ALSA to an arm-linux target. Is there any
good guide on how to do it?
I have activated the necessary parts in the kernel, I think. So my sound card,
an usb-dongle, is recognised during boot and it loads an "snd-usb-audio". So if
I have understod things I need
Hi!
These files probably only exist if you created them. I just thought,
that Yast may have done that for you, but apparently, it didn't. To find
out what the problem is, the output of "aplay -l" and "aplay -L" might
be usefull.
Greets, Ingo
Dag Ringdal schrieb:
> Some of these files is missing
Hi, I have problem cross-compiling ALSA to an arm-linux target. Is there any
good guide on how to do it?
I have activated the necessary parts in the kernel, I think. So my sound card,
an usb-dongle, is recognised during boot and it loads an "snd-usb-audio". So if
I have understod things I need
Hello,
My card is an ICE1712 M-Audio Delta 2496, using alsa-lib,-plugins
1.0.14-rc2, so everything dmixed by default.
I'm currently trying to capture what goes out through the
default device.
As arecord cannot open -D default for capturing of course, I tried to
define a new device that uses the c
Hi!
The first command was "aplay -l" (lower case L), not "aplay -I"
(uppercase i). ALSA is installed, so I guess you have all packages
installed that you need. Now try:
speaker-test -c2 default
Does that produce any sound?
Regards, Ingo
Dag Ringdal schrieb:
> linux-lab2:/home/dagr # aplay -I
Sorry! The command should be:
speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault
Ingo Müller schrieb:
> Hi!
>
> The first command was "aplay -l" (lower case L), not "aplay -I"
> (uppercase i). ALSA is installed, so I guess you have all packages
> installed that you need. Now try:
>
> speaker-test -c2 default
>
> Do
Try the following command:
speaker-test -c2 -Dplughw:1,0
The "1" stands for the card 1 in your "aplay -l" output below, the "0"
for the subdevice 0 of that card. Also play around with the mixer
settings of that card and make sure everthings unmuted. If that doesn't
work, try to mute stuff (someti
Le Wed, 7 Feb 2007 17:47:07 +0100,
surfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> Hi List
>
> I am stuck with that. Tried to upgrade a running PD-System, to be
> used with PD/Puredata
>
> and i cannot find a solution to install alsa. I have a RME Hammerfall
> DSP card and it worked ok with jack and
Le mercredi 07 février 2007 à 18:37 +0100, flocchini a écrit :
>
> Hey you are right! :) Many thanks! I advised that but ignored, now
> it's much
> better.
I updated the Wiki:
http://alsa.opensrc.org/TerratecAureonUSB5.1
Thank you very much for the help.
Could you check that the page is Okay?
That sounds great! The speaker-test tool is supposed to produce only
white noise, so its totally normal that there was no music yet. Try:
speaker-test -c2 -Dplughw:1,0 -twav
for a speaker test with a voice saying "front left" etc... If this
works, try:
aplay -Dplughw:1,0
to play any wav file y
Hi!
I can't tell wether what you wrote is correct, but as it works for you,
it should be. What'd be great are comments in the asound.conf file, but
it's up to you if you want to spend more time. Anyway, thanks a lot for
your contributions!!
Regards, Ingo
Jean-Michel Pouré schrieb:
> Le mercred
Alle 22:37, mercoledì 7 febbraio 2007, Ingo Müller ha scritto:
> Hi!
>
> I can't tell wether what you wrote is correct, but as it works for you,
> it should be. What'd be great are comments in the asound.conf file, but
> it's up to you if you want to spend more time. Anyway, thanks a lot for
> your
Hi Per,
> Not sure how useful it is since you use Debian, but FC6 has an improved
> sound card configuration UI where you can, among other things, set the
> ordering of the cards. But I have to test if it solves your problem (I
> will open a bug otherwise).
Looks interesting. Did you try it with
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