Cefn Hoile wrote:
> THE BASIC PROBLEM
>
> I have managed to set up a debian system with Alsa recognising 4
> identical soundcards - C-Media USB Headsets. However, I am only able
> to address one of the devices by name, or by hardware address.
>
> One of these devices is apparently assigned the
THE BASIC PROBLEM
I have managed to set up a debian system with Alsa recognising 4
identical soundcards - C-Media USB Headsets. However, I am only able
to address one of the devices by name, or by hardware address.
One of these devices is apparently assigned the identifier 'default'
by alsa
hello Martin,
being still a bit of a beginner i can't give general advice, but in my
case m-audio Fast Track USB for 111 euro, wich is not explicit listed in
the alsa soundcard matrix, works well with the snd-usb ALSA-driver.
It has only one mono mic/line input and stereo outputs, ubuntu and
DeMu
Hi,
Can anybody recommend an affordable USB soundcard that works well with
ALSA? I read on alsa-project.org/alsa-doc that " All USB devices that
are standards compliant will work." -- is that really the case? So I can
just get ANY mainstream USB soundcard and it'll (most probably) work?
The
Clemens Ladisch fastmail.net> writes:
>
> This may be a problem in mpg321's driver. Does "aplay something.wav" work?
>
Yeah I tried that, it gives me the following error:
Playing WAVE '/sample.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 44100 Hz, Stereo
aplay: set_params:1012: unable to install
