Pierre-Loïc Garoche wrote:
i want to record something from the line in of my motherboard (VIA)
i use the alsa via82xx and all is allright for playback (xmms,
mplayer...)
i thing that my line channel is selected for record :
amixer says :
Simple mixer control 'Line',0
...
but
Richard Farthing wrote:
Richard Farthing wrote:
Does anyone know how to make the new Soundblaster USB MP3+ (with the
nice Blue LED) work fully ? It is recognised as a USB sound card OK
- running SuSe Linux 8.1 - But the mixer doesn't work.
Please post the output of lsusb -v.
Daniel Hawthorn wrote:
I'm currently running a Debian system on with a M-Audio Quattro
midi/audio interface. Everything is working great except I get no midi
input from the device. Midi out works great, audio in/out works great.
Just... no midi in.
Do you see something when you run cat
Daniel Hawthorn wrote:
I'm trying to get my Midisport USB midi interface working on my Debian
system. I used to have it running fine when I had RedHat on this
laptop, but since switching over to Debian have been unable to get the
firmware to load to the device properly.
/var/log/messages
On Sun, 29 Jun 2003, Loren M Lang wrote:
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Does alsa support more then 4 sound cards,
or can I created device file for a 5th
sound cards. I'm sure this isn't a big
issue as it is probably very rare for anyone
to actually use five sound cards,
Loren M Lang wrote:
Does alsa support more then 4 sound cards,
Yes, the current limit is 8.
or can I created device file for a 5th sound cards.
You can, but the snddevices script creates device files for 4 cards by
default. To change this, you have to edit a variable somewhere in the
first
Hi all,
i've got some problem with my maudio quattro. i'm using the .asoundrc
file from alsa-project.org to use all 4 channels. (file is attached)
it worked fine with alsa up to 0.9.2.
but with all newer versions i can't access the sound interface...
i'm using pd with the -alsadev quattro flag.
Hi Clemens,
On Mon, Jun 30, 2003 at 10:46:24AM +0200, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Ryan Underwood wrote:
I'm confused on MIDI deviecs. :) Rather than bore you with the details of
what I think is right, (since it is most likely wrong), can someone explain
what each of the following do?:
First, how do you technically refer to an onboard sound card? Is it a card?
Also, there is no supported driver for what I have with ALSA. How do I
ignore the onboard card when I install a new one?
Thanks,
Robert Liguori
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Ryan Underwood wrote:
On Mon, Jun 30, 2003 at 10:46:24AM +0200, Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Ryan Underwood wrote:
/dev/sound/midi00
This is pretty much identical to /dev/snd/midiC0D0.
There should be a midi01 file for your second card. (?)
Yeah, it doesn't look like the snd-mpu401 driver
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Do you see something when you run cat /dev/snd/midiCxD0, where x is
the card number?
Not a thing - midiC1D0 is the only device that exists when I do a cat
/dev/snd/ and I see nothing when I pound some keys on my MIDI
controller.
Are there any messages in
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
The last message should have the usbfs file name after the to
(something like /proc/bus/usb/001/004). Are you sure you didn't
accidentally delete the last part?
Oh! You may have somthing here... doing ls /proc/bus gives me only
two directories: pccard and pci, no usb.
Robert Liguori wrote:
First, how do you technically refer to an onboard sound card? Is it a card?
Not really, but ALSA uses the term card to refer to those, er,
things for historical reasons, regardless of the type (real card/
onboard/USB/PCMCIA/virtual (like snd-virmidi or snd-dummy)).
Also,
At Mon, 30 Jun 2003 12:04:07 -0400,
Daniel Hawthorn wrote:
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
Do you see something when you run cat /dev/snd/midiCxD0, where x is
the card number?
Not a thing - midiC1D0 is the only device that exists when I do a cat
/dev/snd/ and I see nothing when I pound
hi, I'm just wondering if anyone uses a cs-4231 on here?
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On Mon, 30 Jun 2003, Justin Zygmont wrote:
hi, I'm just wondering if anyone uses a cs-4231 on here?
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Hi, I am new to ALSA and read in the INSTALL file that it is necessary that I resolve
all symbol dependencies between the used kernel and ALSA driver code.
My question is, how do I do this in plain ENGLISH?
I had tried installing the driver by ignoring this part and I get the following
Hi,
The output of amixer -c 1 controls is:
numid=13,iface=MIXER,name='PCM Capture Source'
numid=10,iface=MIXER,name='PCM Capture Switch'
numid=12,iface=MIXER,name='PCM Capture Switch',index=1
numid=11,iface=MIXER,name='PCM Capture Volume'
numid=1,iface=MIXER,name='Mic Playback Switch'
I've been recently comparing sound quality between the ALSA emu10k1
driver and the SBLive drivers for windows, and I've noticed that the
sound from the ALSA drivers has a lot of treble. Attempting to increase
the bass only results in extreme distortion and popping noises. I also
get similar
hi, alsa people,
I have wriiten the application which realises full duplex.But
there is playback buffer underrun proble. The buffer tries to
read
the value but -ve value. After writink the -ve value for some
timesay 3 minutes, it becomes alright. again after some time
buffer under run occurs.
On 30/06/03, Daniel Hawthorn wrote:
The last message should have the usbfs file name after the to
(something like /proc/bus/usb/001/004). Are you sure you didn't
accidentally delete the last part?
Oh! You may have somthing here... doing ls /proc/bus gives me only
two directories: pccard and
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In alsa-tools I noticed a program called as10k1
that is an assembler for sound effect like
reverb for the sb pci 512 and live. I was able
to get it to assemble the example effects, but
how do I install them?
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