> the VU movements i get are on HW in 1/2 for input, and PCM out 1-9 for
> playback. these aren't affected by the patchbay settings.
The vu-meters have slider controls and mute buttons and L/R gang. These
affect only the digital mixer, so unmuting and setting the sliders up will
result vu-movement
tommi,
> > when i choose 'digital mix' i get neither input nor output. i assume this is
> > the key bit preventing me from doing mixing (two applications playing sound
> > simultaneously is what i have in mind).
>
> Do you see any movement in the vu-meters? Make sure you have your dac
> volumes u
I have an MAudio Deltio DiO 2496 sound card that I'm trying to use for simple
playback and I can't seem to get to the end of my problems. OSS emulation
playback has pops / clicks. And I'm unable to get native ALSA to work in some
programs.
Is there any way to turn debugging on in the drivers?
> > Use 'Digital Mix' from the patchbay for H/W Out 1&2, this way you'll hear
> > the inputs and outputs mixed, and you can control the volumes from the
> > Monitor Mixer.
>
> when i choose 'digital mix' i get neither input nor output. i assume this is
> the key bit preventing me from doing mixing
tommi,
thanks for the specific reocmmendations, that's just what i am looking for.
'course, it took me a couple of weeks to sit down and look at it again. :/
> Use 'Digital Mix' from the patchbay for H/W Out 1&2, this way you'll hear
> the inputs and outputs mixed, and you can control the volumes
Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately this did n ot solve the problem.
Brian
teffen Sauder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brian Huffman wrote:
>
> > I always get the error:
> > "Unable to set hw params for playback: Invalid argument"
> >
> >
> >
> >
> I also have a ice1712/envy24-based
Brian Huffman wrote:
I always get the error:
"Unable to set hw params for playback: Invalid argument"
I also have a ice1712/envy24-based card, and had a similar problem using
dmix with mplayer, and probably still have, I did not check for a while
though. Everything works fine using a sample r
It's MythTV.
Patrick Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What is the specific application? I had issues using a program called
> BruteFIR. I ended up using the parameter "hw:0,0,0" to get it working.
> One 0 didn't work, two 0's didn't work, but for some reason 3 did. I
> did not need a .as
All,
I've been having problems with this card in a certain application for over a
week and a half. And I have to say that it's not in any part due to laziness on
my part. Perhaps this will help some of the list members diagnose my problem.
I always get the error:
"Unable to set hw param
All,
I've been having problems with this card in a certain application for over a
week and a half. And I have to say that it's not in any part due to laziness on
my part. Perhaps this will help some of the list members diagnose my problem.
I always get the error:
"Unable to set hw param
> just got the audiophile 2496, which seems to be a right nice card. i have it
> playing out and recording, but not at the same time. in envy24control i set
> both of the "H/W Out" channels to either "PCM Out" or "H/W In". switching
> between these settings, and the associated asoundrcs, is the onl
hi all,
just got the audiophile 2496, which seems to be a right nice card. i have it
playing out and recording, but not at the same time. in envy24control i set
both of the "H/W Out" channels to either "PCM Out" or "H/W In". switching
between these settings, and the associated asoundrcs, is the on
At 11 Feb 2003 21:48:17 +0100,
Olaf Giesbrecht wrote:
>
> > are you sure that it's an EWS88MT?
> > if your card is really compatible with the old EWS88MT, the attached
> > patch should work.
>
> sorry - i did not understand !!! i just recognized the attached file !
>
> but now i do not know wha
Help ice1712/envy24 experts!
Below is my current asound.conf file (thanks to Steve
Mercier). It defines 4 different stereo input
channels for A/D recording. I noticed that if I
attempt to record on 4 channels simultaneously (4
different threads of course) only 1 channel will
record, the other 3
At 02 Feb 2003 02:52:01 +0100,
Olaf Giesbrecht wrote:
>
> > could you show /etc/asound.state for debugging.
>
> here it is:
>
> state.ICE1712 {
...
> control.5 {
> comment.access 'read write'
> comment.type BOOLEAN
> iface MIXER
>
At 31 Jan 2003 10:43:39 +0100,
Olaf Giesbrecht wrote:
>
> thats the funny thing: there ARE NO analog i/os in envy24control
> (routing and faders and everything for the digital i/o works fine in
> envy24control).
hmm, they must be there. or, try alsamixer?
could you show /etc/asound.state for deb
At 28 Jan 2003 14:21:57 +0100,
Olaf Giesbrecht wrote:
>
> i have redhat 7.3 and a terratec ews88mt (ice1712/envy24:same chip as
> midiman delta-series). i installed all the alsa-stuff with apt-get (of
> PlanetCCRMA) and the digital i/o (and midi) started working perfect.
> the 8 analog I/Os work
i have redhat 7.3 and a terratec ews88mt (ice1712/envy24:same chip as
midiman delta-series). i installed all the alsa-stuff with apt-get (of
PlanetCCRMA) and the digital i/o (and midi) started working perfect.
the 8 analog I/Os work perfect in win98, but i do not get them in linux.
i read a lot an
Hi,
I just bought an audiophile 2496 card to replace my
ensoniq 1371 card.
I loaded the alsa 0.9beta12 drivers succesfully, but
when I play some audio I get drop-outs every 30 seconds
or so, the audio seems to quickly fade-out/fade-in.
I think it becomes worse if the harddisk or CPU is busy
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