Howdy. I have been staring longingly at the Ardour site for a while and
finally decided to try to get ALSA working with my Audiophile USB so I could
try it out. Up this point, I have been able to use my Audiophile USB with no
problems at all in KDE via arts (except that recording does not work
On September 14, 2003 06:01 pm, Ben Saylor wrote:
> 1. make sure the snd-usb-audio module is unloaded (I do /etc/init.d/
> alsasound stop)
Howdy and thanks for the response.
I tried the above but I had the wonderful situation of being told that "alsa
isn't running" followed by "alsa already r
Any tips appreciated.
Cheers
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Howdy. I gave up a little while back trying to get the M-Audio Audiophile USB
working under my Gentoo install because I needed audio badly and didn't have
the time to fight with it righ then. The OSS compatible USB audio driver
works just fine for playback so I took the easier route since I had
alsa to work properly.
Despite the fact the guy is an idiot for his list behaviour, I'm not (a moron
maybe but not an idiot) and I couldn't get ALSA working with my Audiophile
USB either. From the general traffic on this list I would say a lot of
people do not find ALSA a simple way
t because of the state of the documentation (and not
wanting to break my existing fragile partial OSS / ALSA setup).
But I will keep trying and I do have hope that this situation can get
better.
Cheers
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Howdy. I've read here that the M-Audio USB does not follow the USB
specification as far as the recording side of things is concerned. So far
all I have heard is fairly vague complaints - the little endian / big endian
issue (not convinced this against specification yet myself), asynchronous
e
Howdy. I have been futzing around with my M-Audiophile USB for way too long
now trying to get it to work reliably under Linux and as luck would have it,
my old Windows install blew up today so now I am totally fubar for recording
my tracks until I get this fixed.
Since the Audiophile USB doe
On February 4, 2004 10:01 pm, Doug wrote:
> Using a Delta 1010LT here, works great. Instead of the generic
> alsamixer, build the envy24control tool in the alsa-tools package fora
> gtk mixer / router / control interface with bar graph displays for every
> input / output and digital mix bus. Ha
Howdy. I'll hold my frustration inside but I wanted to let people know that
despite a report to the contrary on the linux-usb site, the Edirol UA-1X does
not appear to function with Alsa.
Under kernel 2.6.1 the device actually causes a hang both on boot and shutdown
where whatever snd-usb-au
Howdy. I noticed this today browsing the M-Audio site knowledge base:
Linux drivers for M-Audio USB audio devices
*
Q: Are Linux drivers available for the M-Audio USB audio series?
A: Yes, ALSA drivers are available for the M-Audio USB audio Quattro and USB
audio Duo. Support for the Audio
On February 9, 2004 03:06 am, Bill Unruh wrote:
> However the uncomfortable thing is that Windows does seem to be able to
> handle this. and the Standard that the windows USB driver was written to
> was surely the same one as the Linux one. Thus this card should also
> break in windows ( which shou
).
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On February 21, 2004 02:39 am, Frank Barknecht wrote:
> In general, all devices supported on 2.4 also work on 2.6. At least
> that's what I found in my tests. Sound-support is more a matter of
> alsa-drivers, and ALSA can be used on 2.4 and 2.6. Exceptions to this
> rule are the two M-Audio device,
alsamixer
(preferable) or manually specifying the desired ALSA mixer state system
wide?
I am guessing this happens in .asoundrc but the docs for this don't once
mention "volume" or "level".
Any help appreciated.
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if I can just get that to compile properly under gentoo with 2.6.3
(failed with unknown symbol errors last time I tried if memory serves).
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On February 28, 2004 06:35 am, P G wrote:
> I am having problems to get my mixer work for my USB sound card.
Howdy. This may seem obvious but just in case (I couldn't make it out from
your hardware listing), are you sure that your USB interface actually has a
mixer on it? Not all do. It may b
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