Robin Bowes wrote:
>
> I now start skype with the following command line:
>
> # cd /home/robin/download/skype_dsp_hijacker-0.7/
> # HIJACKDSP=/dev/dsp1 MICDEV=/dev/dsp2 SPEAKERDEV=/dev/dsp2 \
> LD_PRELOAD=./libskype_dsp_hijacker.so:/lib/libdl.so.2 skype
> hijacker: skype_dsp_hijacker v0.7
> hijacker: - debug level is 1
> hijacker: - double open fix is ON
> hijacker: when Skype opens DSP /dev/dsp1
> hijacker: - microphone used: /dev/dsp2
> hijacker: - speakers used: /dev/dsp2
> hijacker: when Skype opens mixer /dev/mixer
> hijacker: - mixer used: /dev/mixer1
>
Update: I used this because of the "sound device blocked after first
call" bug with Skype. Details here [1]. However, I've since decided to
go with workaround#1 as listed on that page:
cd /usr/share/skype/sound
mv hangup.wav hangup.wav-disabled
This means I can launch Skype "normally". It is now configured to use
/dev/dsp2 and is working great!
One more thing - after getting all this working I didn't want to lose
any of the settings so I ran:
/sbin/alsactl store 2
...which I believe stores the current settings for sound card 2.
Presumably these are restored on reboot?
Anyway, all is now working well.
Cheer,
R.
[1] http://juljas.net/linux/skype/
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