Hallo,
James Courtier-Dutton hat gesagt: // James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> Ooh! Interesting. So it is only a "plug" device, if it has "plug:"
> before it. So the following are all non-plug devices?
> "front", "rear", "center-lfe", "surround40", "surround51" etc.
>
> Plug devices: -
> dmix, dsnoop and anything with "plug:" before it.
To be correct: "dmix" is not a plug device, but "plug:dmix" is. You
can see the exact definitions with
$ aplay -L 2>&1 | less
For example, normally "default" is defined to be a plug device:
default {
type plug # <<< plug!
slave.pcm {
...
}
Also "plughw" is one, "plug" of course and everything, that has "type
plug" in it.
ciao
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