The "c" and "p" and the end of the device name stands for "capture" and
"playback". So for I can see you only have one card (C0) and one device
in the card (D0) with 2 channels 1 for playback and 1 for capture (or 2
for playback and 2 for capture. Please read the explanation below). You
will need another card with at least 1 (or 2 as per below) channel for
playback to do what you are trying to do.
I should admit, though, that I'm still a little confused about the
meaning of channel in the examples and documentation. In some part of it
mention that each "pcmCxDyz" represents a channel. That differs with
the classical definition of left and right channels. I believe that the
examples without a clear definition of "channel" can be confusing. Is
there anybody out there that can help to straight this out?
Thanks,
Miguel
On Thu, 2003-01-02 at 00:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to use the channels of adat1 for example independently?
I want to use channel 1 and 2 for alsaplayer and channel 3 and 4 for another
application.
Now I only have 2 devices /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p and /dev/snd/pcmC0D0c
I tried the asoundrc example on the alsa-project site with type multi.
But no succes.
Greetz Rene Moolenaar
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