Jan-Benedict Glaw wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-08-30 23:43:26 +0200, Jan-Benedict Glaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> Just out of interest, I ordered another, similar card (Ultron
>> Octosound 7.1, lspci: "C-Media Electronics Inc CM8738 (rev 10)",
>> /proc/asound/cards: "C-Media PCI CMI8738-MC8 (model 6
DJ A. J. Slye wrote:
> Can someone please write a driver for the BCD2000 and BCD3000 please..
The BCD3000 manual says that it works in OS X without a separate driver.
This means that it's class compliant and should work in Linux, too.
I don't know anything about the BCD2000. If you have the devi
ATT TynTyn wrote:
> Under Fedora 7 with the newest kernel, I get ~ 0.25 samples every ~
> 0.75 sec. on the main output.
That is, 0.25 s of sound at normal pitch, then 0.75 s of silence?
Is it different with 2/4/6 channels (the "-c" parameter)?
Regards,
Clemens
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Can someone please write a driver for the BCD2000 and BCD3000 please.. I am a
DJ and would like to use this device in the linux version of my DJ Software
Thanks..-
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Under Fedora 7 with the newest kernel, I get ~ 0.25 samples every ~
0.75 sec. on the main output. It sounds something like a skipping CD.
Further direction appreciated.
> I'm not sure about the channel order. Please try
> speaker-test -D hw:CMI8788,0 -c 8 -t wav
> and report if it works
When I use ioctl(fd,MIXER_WRITE(SOUND_MIXER_PCM),&volume) on
/dev/mixer using the snd-mixer-oss driver I'm finding that it sets the
front-left channel correctly, but always sets the front-right to 0.
Is this a configuration issue?
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