Hi,
I have two soundcards in my system, a cmipci(card) and
an intel8x0 (on board).
cmicpi is /dev/dsp0, intel8x0 is /dev/dsp1.
In .asoundrc I have:
pcm.cmipci { type hw ; card 0 ; device 0 }
ctl.cmipci { type hw ; card 0 ; device 0 }
pcm.intel8x0 { type hw ; card 1 ; device 0 }
ctl.intel8x0 { type hw ; card 1 ; device 0 }
I have the audio cable of my CD/ROM drive wired onto the
cmipci. Attached to line-out of the cmipci is just my
headphones.
I also have a TV-card.
An audio cable runs from the TV-card to the intel8x0.
Attached to line-out of the intel8x0 is a speaker set.
So when I play an audio CD (with cdctrl or xmcd or xmms)
I usually listen to the audio on the headphones. This is
intentional, because it suits me best. TV audio goes to
the speaker set.
However, occasionally I want to have the audio from a CD
redirected to the speaker set.
Right now, to accomplish this I do something like:
$> cdrdao read-cd --driver generic-mmc --device /dev/sg0 --datafile /dev/stdout
dummy-toc | \
dd conv=swab | \
aplay -D intel8x0 -f cd /dev/stdin
or:
$> cdda2wav -S 1 -t 1+12 -D /dev/sg0 -O wav - | \
aplay -D intel8x0 -f cd /dev/stdin
These work without a problem, for the better part.
But I was wondering if this cannot be done a bit more
elegantly with some configuration in ~/.asoundrc, such
that I can call aplay directly with that device as
parameter to -D.
I fiddled with that a bit and using the mixer, but could
not get it to work that way.
Can this be done at all, and if so is there anyone who
has an ~/.asoundrc fragment that will make it work?
Thanks for any tips.
BJ
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