Andreas- On Dec 28, 2007 6:09 AM, Andreas Dick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hei all > I just installed a PCTV 310i card and tried to use the radio (tv not yet). > on the net some tipps says to install a spezial cable.. this do not work for > me... on the other hand is there a alsa driver to route the signal over DMA > to /dev/dsp1 and this works well. I use now rerouting with sox: > $ sox -q -c2 -sw -tossdsp -r32000 /dev/dsp1 -tossdsp /dev/dsp > > My question now: is this the normal way to do it? or should it work without > this? even if I set > AUDIO_DEVICE = '/dev/dsp' > AUDIO_INPUT_DEVICE = '/dev/dsp1' > I have no radio sound without the sox trick (other sound like mp3 and CD is > working well!) > > for me it is no problem at the moment, i wrote a bash script for starting and > stopping the radio, but its just strange for me that I have to do that. > If you have to reroute the sound at the cli, then you will have to reroute the sound for freevo to use it also. This probably why most sites recommend the cable, less trouble. However you might try the the " RADIO_DEVICE =" setting if you have not already or making a wrapper script for the RADIO_CMD that calls the sox rerouting before calling the the radio channel. After looking at the command you using, I am not so your that you are using DMA routing so much as using a software version of the patch cable. Take a look at the bttv tvcard btaudio driver help in the wiki for an example of a DMA routing setup. That get you started on the right path.
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