>As I don't own a Hammerfall card I'd like to know, how windows presents
>your hammerfall hardware? How do you use the features of the Hammerfall
>with Windows. It's certainly possible somehow to do multitrack recording
>with windows, isn't it? They probably live of windows user, not of linux
>sou
Hi Paul,
> Windows doesn't have ALSA. they have a two-bit device driver system
> that isn't capable of half the subtlety of ALSA. as a result, they
> don't have issues like "there is a PCM device corresponding to the
> first 4 channels of a 26 channel card that I'd like you to use".
As I don't o
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Jozef Kosoru wrote:
> > why are you trying
> > to sidestep their work by using a hack like "plughw:N,0" ?
>
> ..so what I have to do? 'default'?, or user has to type
> correct 'magic world' to the line edit? How does user would
> know WHAT he has to type if he wants to us
>Have you ever used/seen some good audio application in MacOS
>or M$ Win world? Each application from this category has
>a config dialog for these things. ...or do you think that
>musicians have to be programmers or administrators?
Windows doesn't have ALSA. they have a two-bit device driver syst
> >I think that it's nonsense to force average users to study the
> >alsa driver architecture and learn a format of the configuration
> >file (they just don't know about the existence of such file) to
>
> "average" users have 1 sound card. "default" will work for them.
NO! I mean average user fr
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001, Paul Davis wrote:
> >I think that it's nonsense to force average users to study the
> >alsa driver architecture and learn a format of the configuration
> >file (they just don't know about the existence of such file) to
>
> "average" users have 1 sound card. "default" will
>I think that it's nonsense to force average users to study the
>alsa driver architecture and learn a format of the configuration
>file (they just don't know about the existence of such file) to
"average" users have 1 sound card. "default" will work for them.
>perform such trivial task as to poi
> >> >Could you explain to me how to do the following: the user has a TV
capture
> >> >card with audio-out that is plugged in into one of the sound cards
> >> >installed in the system. I need to ask user which card and which
input
> >> >s/he plugged the TV audio into. How do I do that ? (Prefera
>> >Could you explain to me how to do the following: the user has a TV capture
>> >card with audio-out that is plugged in into one of the sound cards
>> >installed in the system. I need to ask user which card and which input
>> >s/he plugged the TV audio into. How do I do that ? (Preferably withou
On Sun, 16 Dec 2001, Paul Davis wrote:
> >Could you explain to me how to do the following: the user has a TV capture
> >card with audio-out that is plugged in into one of the sound cards
> >installed in the system. I need to ask user which card and which input
> >s/he plugged the TV audio into.
>Could you explain to me how to do the following: the user has a TV capture
>card with audio-out that is plugged in into one of the sound cards
>installed in the system. I need to ask user which card and which input
>s/he plugged the TV audio into. How do I do that ? (Preferably without the
>user
On Sun, 16 Dec 2001, Paul Davis wrote:
> >What is a difference between an ASCII identifier "plughw:0,0"
> >and "hw:0,0"? And what the output of 'aplay -L' means?
>
> a "hw" device is totally constrained by the hardware characteristics
> of the underlying audio interface. if the device has 26 c
>What is a difference between an ASCII identifier "plughw:0,0"
>and "hw:0,0"? And what the output of 'aplay -L' means?
a "hw" device is totally constrained by the hardware characteristics
of the underlying audio interface. if the device has 26 channels, then
it must be used with 26 channels; if i
Hi!
I'm porting my application from ALSA-0.5 to ALSA-0.9 and I don't
understand ASCII identifier of the PCM handle which is
a parameter of the snd_pcm_open function.
I'd like to implement an user friendly sound card configuration
dialog. This is a screenshot of the previous one:
http://
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