Thanks Alan, I will do that :-)
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On Mon, 11 Jul 2016, John Westwood wrote:
> I think the MTP stuff is a red herring. I checked syslog when I use a DAC that
> works (Audiolab MDAC) and that has the MTP lines too, but it doesn't have the
> warning line about Unlikely big volume range.
>
> In addition, the working DAC has the follo
I think the MTP stuff is a red herring. I checked syslog when I use a DAC that
works (Audiolab MDAC) and that has the MTP lines too, but it doesn't have the
warning line about Unlikely big volume range.
In addition, the working DAC has the following lines which are not present the
non-working DAC:
I think the kernel is trying to use mtp-probe to acquire the device when it
should be using usbcore? The device is a DAC and we want real-time streaming
not file transfer which the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) provides.
If this is correct, how do I get the kernel to use usbcore?
Thanks
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Hello
I have an obscure USB DAC, Starting Point Systems DAC3. I cannot get
it to work under Linux, it appears to be recognized but does not play
sound.
On my workstation I use Linux Mint 17.3 and I have disabled PulseAudio
and use ALSA instead (I am sure my ALSA config is correct because I
have u
