Lee Revell wrote:
> On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 15:01 -0700, Phil wrote:
>> I have verified that the capture device works under Windows. When
>> running under MythTV, I can get some relevant audio (mono, 8000Hz) via
>> $ aplay /dev/audio1.
>>
>
> That is not how ALSA works. You use device names like hw:0 or hw:1,
> not /dev nodes.
My intention was to show that I'd verified that the hardware is working.
>> I've done some reading on the .asoundrc file, but don't see how I should
>> set it up for the capture device nor how I can pipe from one device to
>> another. I'm hoping for some help. I'm willing to try ideas all day
>> PST in order to get this working.
>>
> .asoundrc cannot pipe from one device to another. You need to do it
> manually, for example arecord -D hw:1 | aplay -D hw:0.
>
>> At this point, I'm guessing I should have at least:
>>
>> -----------------------
>> # sound card
>> pcm.intel8x0 {
>> type hw
>> card 0
>> }
>> ctl.intel8x0 {
>> type hw
>> card 0
>> }
>>
>> # capture device
>> pcm.plextor {
>> type hw
>> card 1
>> }
>> ctl.plextor {
>> type hw
>> card 1
>> }
>
>
> No. Where are you getting all your info? No .asoundrc at all should be
> needed.
The poor configuration above is what I came up with after reading the
.asoundrc guide. I wouldn't be attempting to create said file if it
worked automatically. Given that sound is reaching the computer from
the device, the problem must be either alsa config or myth config. I
feel like I've tried what I could in myth config, so I'm trying to hunt
for the problem in alsa.
Phil
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