Hi-
Would anyone who has a working multi-channel configuration for the RME
Hammerfall 9652 (or 9636) be willing to post their config files (in particular,
the .asoundrc), along with an explanation of how exactly to differentiate
devices (SP/DIF, ADAT) and channels (I believe there are 26 availabl
Sarris, Chris writes:
> I am almost finished compiling the alsa-util-0.9beta12 portion of the alsa
> sound drivers
> and I get this error:
> Please help!
>
> configure: error: Sufficiently new version of libasound not found.
>
> I am installing the alsa-0.9beta12 drivers on a straight Re
Hi,
I use 'arecord', 'rec', or 'cat /dev/audio' to get some idea about what
is coming in through the mic
but nothing happens. Using alsamixer, I set unmuted and
'R'-Capture mode (somewhat >70). The sound from the mic is directly
passed to the loud speakers. But,
it is not possible to record a
Mark Khemma writes:
>
> he!
>
> i just installed the new linuxkernel and i'm attempting to (obviously) set
> up the alsa sound module snd-ice1712.o to the new kernel. However i've
> come to an impasse. there appears to be another directory, 2.4.9-31custom
> that has the
> snd mod
Hello,
I'm having trouble compiling the driver. uname -a reports:
Linux iape-P75 2.2.19 #3 Wed Dec 12 18:10:31 PST 2001 i586 unknown
I'm using the Slackware 8 release, with sound enabled, but with no sound modules
loaded. The sound module target is SB-AWE64.
I did:
./configure --with-isapnp=yes
I am almost finished compiling the alsa-util-0.9beta12 portion of the alsa
sound drivers
and I get this error:
Please help!
configure: error: Sufficiently new version of libasound not found.
I am installing the alsa-0.9beta12 drivers on a straight Red Hat 7.2 install
on Dell hardware
(Dell Preci
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Todd Witter wrote:
> It seems I got my card working. Thank goodness.
> But each time I reboot my computer, I need to reset several of my mixer settings.
>Not all of them, just several of them. Like the 3D settings and Surround and others.
> Some are fine (master, cd, pcm
On 19-Apr-02, Todd Witter wrote:
> Is there a command I can run to save the settings made in alsamixer?
Check the archives please, people - this one comes up constantly.
The commands you're looking for are "alsactl store" and "alsactl
restore" - man alsactl for details.
HTH.
--
Adam Jones ([E
Eric,
THANKS a million for your help. I dumped the alsa-driver-0.5.9 drivers and
started working
on the alsa-driver-0.9beta12 drivers. This is EXACTLY why I didn't use the
0.9beta12 drivers
first - I CANNOT AFFORD TO USE A BETA IN A CORPORATE ENVIROMENT - if I had
know that
the 0.9beta12 were not
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>Also, what is the current status of gstreamer in this department and
>jack? (I tried artsd and that one simply doesn't cut it)
jack allows any number of applications to use a single audio
interface, up to a run-time configurable limit imposed by the total
maximum number of "ports" in the JACK sy
I meant to add:
>Also, what is the current status of gstreamer in this department and
gstreamer has nothing to do with this. gstreamer is an internal
architecture/framework for a single application and has nothing to do
with sharing audio interfaces or audio data with other processes.
--p
It seems I got my card working. Thank
goodness.
But each time I reboot my computer, I need to reset
several of my mixer settings. Not all of them, just several of them.
Like the 3D settings and Surround and others. Some are fine (master, cd,
pcm...)
Is there a reason for this? Just
cur
On 19 Apr 2002, John Batistic wrote:
> I am battling to install a SP Vibra PCI128 which I think is an es1371
> sound chip.
>
> I believe the following command confirms that I have both alsa and my
> es1371 correctly installed:
> /etc/alsa/modutils# /etc/init.d/alsa start
> Starting ALSA sound dri
message is:
virus-20020419-102232-692
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Kris Modrak wrote:
>
> I am attempting to install ALSA 0.9.0beta12 and encounter errors during the
> make process (shown at the bottom of the message):
>
> I suspect the following line of output from my ./configure command has
> something to do with the erro
I am battling to install a SP Vibra PCI128 which I think is an es1371
sound chip.
I believe the following command confirms that I have both alsa and my
es1371 correctly installed:
/etc/alsa/modutils# /etc/init.d/alsa start
Starting ALSA sound driver (version 0.9.0beta12): (ens1371)
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In addition to this problem I also receive many warnings complaining about
things being redefined in the compat_22.h file, when they have been
previously defined in certain files in the
/lib/modules/2.2.18/build/include directories.
>From: "Kris Modrak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
I am attempting to install ALSA 0.9.0beta12 and encounter errors during the
make process (shown at the bottom of the message):
I suspect the following line of output from my ./configure command has
something to do with the errors.
checking for MUTEX macros... no
I have installed ALSA succes
he!
i just installed the new linuxkernel and i'm attempting to (obviously) set
up the alsa sound module snd-ice1712.o to the new kernel. However i've
come to an impasse. there appears to be another directory, 2.4.9-31custom
that has the
snd modules in addition to the 2.4.9-31 directory (
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