Bradee-oh! wrote:
> Hate to reply to myself, but I narrowed down the problem. If I use the
> "master" control in the mixer, it only works on the front channels. If
> I use the PCM control, it will adjust FL, FR, RL, and RR. And that is
> whether or not I have the 3d-control switch or the "4 chan
Hate to reply to myself, but I narrowed down the problem. If I use the
"master" control in the mixer, it only works on the front channels. If
I use the PCM control, it will adjust FL, FR, RL, and RR. And that is
whether or not I have the 3d-control switch or the "4 channel mode"
switch enabl
I got dmix working with the surround device "hw:0,1" and have the
channel duping for stereo->5.1 working with the dmix device. Hurray!
Now I have a couple more questions.
1 - When I play a stereo audio file in XMMS, for example, and I control
the volume slider, the front and rear channels succe
Bradee-oh! wrote:
> First question is - is that normal behavior? It seems that if
> surround51 uses "hw:0,1" and 2 channel stuff uses "hw:0,0", there
> shouldn't be any conflict REGARDLESS of dmix. What's the deal here?
The CMI chip can be used in two modes (stereo or surround), and there
are tw
I have a CMI8738-MC6 (model 55) built into my motherboard. Originally
quite dissapointed with the lack of support for hardware mixing in the
driver, I discovered dmix to be a very acceptable solution for most of
my normal desktop needs.
However once I started to explore the realm of 5.1 surrou
