thanks everybody for your suggestions -- i went with a far cheaper
option, however.
i bought a pre-owned Speed-Link USB Soundcard for €8 on eBay. The
manufacturer is german, i think, and supposedly it's got some C-Media
chip inside. i'll report back once i've tested the thing (and i'll
reconsider
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
hello,
when i try to compile the alsa-lib package from the hg-repository with
the ./hgcompile script, i get the following error:
libtool: link: `cards.lo' is not a valid libtool object
make[2]: *** [libcontrol.la] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory
`/home/martin/Drivers/alsa-hg/alsa-lib/src/con
hi there,
support for my sound chip is currently under development, which means i
will have to compile new versions of alsa for testing purposes.
my question is, how do i properly upgrade to a new version of alsa?
up to now i proceeded like follows.
1. i downloaded the latest version of alsa-d
