Hello! I don't know, if the driver can display the samplingrate. But if you just want to record with the right samplingrate, knowing what the input-samplingrate is, is rather simple. You could either use sox's rate-option, or tools like ecasound (http://www.eca.cx/ecasound/) or any other grown recording tool, even for console, there are a few good ones. Also ardour has a console interface, which I think is working. There you could use the alsaplugin-divces. So they are called with ecasound, meaning just the automatic sampling conversion or detection things. Or with ecasound use: alsahw:0,0 I think that is the raw alsa-device and then do something like: ecasound -f:16,2,48000 -i alsahw:0,0 -o my_file.raw The -f-option is for format. It is: -f:bit_depth,channels,samplerate. With that, there are no internal conversions used. So ecasound just tries opening the device with the given parameters. I hope that is of some help at least. Kindest regards Julien
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