On Wed, 2006-01-04 at 15:54 +, Melanie wrote:
The app does
support OSS, but only native OSS, it does not offer OSS support when
ALSA is available
I don't understand this statement. Are you saying the app works with
native OSS drivers but not with ALSA's OSS emulation?
This isn't a
Hi,
Lee Revell wrote:
I don't understand this statement. Are you saying the app works with
native OSS drivers but not with ALSA's OSS emulation?
The app recognizes the superior sound architecture. When ALSA is
detected, OSS is not offered.
It is open source, but I have little time to debug
Hi,
I am using an application which enumerates the ALSA supported
hardware devices and offers them as input / output devices.
Now, I would much rather have that app output to Jack. The app does
support OSS, but only native OSS, it does not offer OSS support when
ALSA is available, else I could
Melanie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
something like alsa2jack?
There is no such thing as alsa2jack, as far as I know, though it would
be nice.
There is the Plug:JACK interface in ALSA. I've used it before, but
since I've acquired a RME Multiface II and cannot use it.
You'll find info on the alsa
Been there, done that.
IT actually enumerates _hardware_ sound cards - nothing in .asoundrc
is recognized by this app.
Melanie
Esben Stien wrote:
Melanie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
something like alsa2jack?
There is no such thing as alsa2jack, as far as I know, though it would
be nice.
On Wed, 2006-01-04 at 17:42 +, Melanie wrote:
Been there, done that.
IT actually enumerates _hardware_ sound cards - nothing in .asoundrc
is recognized by this app.
this app violates the most basic guideline of ALSA programming from at
least 3 or 4 years ago.
--p
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 17:42:44 +
Melanie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Been there, done that.
IT actually enumerates _hardware_ sound cards - nothing in .asoundrc
is recognized by this app.
Broken app. Every sane ALSA app should use the pcm device default by
default and should allow the user
