On Wed, 7 Nov 2007, James Shatto wrote:

> I'm wondering on a couple things with asoundrc.  If I want the default alsa 
> device to be something other than card 0, is there a simple entry I can put 
> in asoundrc to make that happen?  I can get the cards to switch in the driver 
> configuration in /etc/modprobe.d/ but I'd rather have something user based 
> like the ~/.asoundrc file to make that change, if only in effect.
>
> Is there an .asoundrc entry to make the output of one soundcard clone the 
> default card?  copy?  route?  I have several interfaces, usb when i'm mobile, 
> pci when I'm studio bound, and onboard when the main speaker device is 
> already being utilized.  Instead of rewiring the physical devices or manually 
> reloading the drivers in a different configuration, or explicitely stating 
> which card to use at the application level I'd like to just have all three 
> cards behave as one.  At least as far as output goes.  Or otherwise be able 
> to change the default card at the user level.  Any .asoundrc tips to make 
> that happen?  Is it possible to do?  Can I setup up a poor mans 5.1 system 
> chaining a couple SB16 cards together in a similar fashion?

Cannot work, because the cards run at different rates. Thus if one card is
running at 44100 and the other at 44010, by a minute, then will be 1/10 of
a second apart, and 36000 bytes apart. After an hour, they will be about 5
sec apart, so the buffers on one are overflowing if you keep up with the
faster one.


>
> Thanks.
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