>Not even if the reason is to allow cueing of a track. I think it may >even be possible to allow this to work in sample sync if alsaplayer is >the app used to play the file. > >Eg1. I could cue the file using my headphones channel on a consumer card >and then click a switch in alsaplayer to allow the file to stream >through my pro card. As long as the file was paused between switching >channels it should retain sample sync because alsaplayer is sample accurate.
this will work already, but not if the 2 cards have different interleave configurations. you just define a "multi" device, and use it. either gang a bunch of similar consumer devices (e.g. 16 bit stereo, interleaved) or use a big enough multichannel card. but not both, until someone fixes the code (and it will hard to do, because it messes with some core assumptions that JACK's alsa_driver uses to make itself efficient). >Eg2. I could set up three channels in ardour mixer for each alsaplayer >gui and then I just fade them in/out depending on what channel I want to >hear the file through. This would definitely loose sample sync but could >allow for some interesting time effects. Do you fancy the idea of >"ardour dub sessions"? ditto. --p _______________________________________________________________ Sponsored by: ThinkGeek at http://www.ThinkGeek.com/ _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-devel