>From: Erik Steffl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >>>What is wrong with the mixer of SB Live? >> >> It needs face lifting. I would like to do this, but I don't have SB >> Live (only Audigy). Is there any voluteer to test patches ???
Could anyone list all what needs face lifting? I have earlier written about the following name changes, but don't know if they have been changed already. I have driver 1.0.0pre3. Bad names Proposed good names --------------------------------------------------- Line LiveDrive Line2/Mic2 LiveDrive Line LiveDrive Capture Line2/Mic2 LiveDrive Capture Line2 LiveDrive 1 Aux2 LiveDrive Line2 LiveDrive Aux2 LiveDrive Capture >>>Why line out control called "Wave Sur"? The name is "Wave Surround" as seen at the top part of the alsamixer. The cutoff names are seen in the botton because there is no room for the full-length names. Should we have two sets of names: full name and short name? Simply cutting off the full name does not always work: Headphone LFE 1 --> Headphon Headphone 1 --> Headphon Headphone Center 1 --> Headphon > do you know how's the front panel support now - is it possible to >record via line in and RCA inputs on liveDrive? Both yes. Check the mixer controls from the above table. The problem was a typo in the emu10k1 driver code which mixed up the controls in the above table. It is my understanding that LiveDrive has better quality inputs than the rear card, but a good professional measure-test would be a great to see. Has anyone tested audio cards with professional test equipments? Also, I had a problem in getting MIDI connectors of LiveDrive working. That was solved with "enable_ir=1" in the modules config. That is confusing as enable_ir sounds like "enable infra red". But "enable_ir" enables both MIDI and IR. I posted IR remote control codes to linux-audio-dev some months ago. All kind of players should support the remote control. Actually, because digital TV in future offers Internet browsing with a TV remote control, then why would not Linux have similar simple control for its software. Different applications could be choosen and used with the remote only. Using computer could not be simpler than that. No patent pending. Note that in many families, there is only one nerd who actually knows the computer, and then there are plenty of people who can only operate a TV remote. It would make sense to make Linux (or MS Windows or Mac!) usable with a remote. Regards, Juhana ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by Sleepycat Software Learn developer strategies Cisco, Motorola, Ericsson & Lucent use to deliver higher performing products faster, at low TCO. http://www.sleepycat.com/telcomwpreg.php?From=osdnemail3 _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
