Just to let y'all know that I have just recorded cleanly in stereo
through the USB Quattro. Using a combination of ALSA-cvs, JACK,
lowlatency patched kernel 2.4.19-rc10, and ardour.
Some of the other things I had to do were check my video card driver was
running correctly and turn off some of
>OK. I believe I now understand the tradeoffs. Also, it was not clear
>to me that the Jack audio driver would solve my problems since most
>of what Jack is about is allowing multiple audio clients (which I
>don't have, and in fact don't want at all in this case).
Thats not entirely true. At least
> Michal Kochanowicz wrote:
> I'm trying to setup mixer using ALSA but I find it painull due
> to lack of documentation. Yes, there is so-called API
> documentation but in fact it's worthless. It contains little
> more than function names and argument types.
Merely saying something is worthle
>This link is labled "Howto use the ALSA API", and it points to
>"http://www.op.net/~pbd/alsa-audio.html";. The example programs presented
>there do not work with the current alsa library. This link should at
>least be moved out of section "ALSA 0.9.x Developer documentation". It's
>quite confusin
>The only existing documentation on how to do full duplex audio
>applications that I found seems to be the C source code of the jack audio
>server. Maybe you can put a link to it's file "alsa_driver.c" in place of
>the above link. (But this could have the side effect that any future alsa
>audio ap
>>
>> Not true.
>>
>> Paul said that the document clearly states that it is unfinished and I
>> said if you make any changes I will fix the document and put it up on
>> the alsa server directly.
>>
>> The document has a lot of useful info but has become outdated.
>> If you know what the pro
tomasz motylewski wrote:
>>Not true.
>>
>>Paul said that the document clearly states that it is unfinished and I
>>said if you make any changes I will fix the document and put it up on
>>the alsa server directly.
>>
>>The document has a lot of useful info but has become outdated.
>> If you know
>
> Not true.
>
> Paul said that the document clearly states that it is unfinished and I
> said if you make any changes I will fix the document and put it up on
> the alsa server directly.
>
> The document has a lot of useful info but has become outdated.
> If you know what the problems are
tomasz motylewski wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Jul 2002, Tobias Peters wrote:
>
>
>>Alsa's documentation webbage "http://www.alsa-project.org/documentation.php3";
>>contains a link in section "ALSA 0.9.x Developer documentation" that
>>points to outdated documentation:
>>
>>This link is labled "Howto use
On Mon, 15 Jul 2002, Tobias Peters wrote:
> Alsa's documentation webbage "http://www.alsa-project.org/documentation.php3";
> contains a link in section "ALSA 0.9.x Developer documentation" that
> points to outdated documentation:
>
> This link is labled "Howto use the ALSA API", and it points to
At Mon, 15 Jul 2002 15:57:35 +0200,
Tisserand Patrice wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I wasn't enable to get poll descriptors for a sequencer opened for
> output only,
> so I checked alsa-lib/seq/seq.c and found on line 320 in function
> snd_seq_poll_descriptors:
>
> if ((events & POLLOUT) && space >= 1) {
Hi,
I wasn't enable to get poll descriptors for a sequencer opened for
output only,
so I checked alsa-lib/seq/seq.c and found on line 320 in function
snd_seq_poll_descriptors:
if ((events & POLLOUT) && space >= 1) {
assert(seq->streams & SND_SEQ_OPEN_INPUT);
revents |= POLLOUT|POLLERR;
}
S
Hi all,
Alsa's documentation webbage "http://www.alsa-project.org/documentation.php3";
contains a link in section "ALSA 0.9.x Developer documentation" that
points to outdated documentation:
This link is labled "Howto use the ALSA API", and it points to
"http://www.op.net/~pbd/alsa-audio.html";.
At Mon, 15 Jul 2002 18:17:07 +1000,
Mark Constable wrote:
>
> Is this still a valid /proc/asound entry ?
>
> /proc/asound/meminfo (RO)
> memory usage information
oh, i forgot to mention:
this proc file appears only when you built the alsa drivers with
memory debug (or full) option.
the fi
Is this still a valid /proc/asound entry ?
/proc/asound/meminfo (RO)
memory usage information
--markc
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