On Sun, Mar 07, 2004 at 04:06:53PM +0100, Gabriel Ebner wrote:
| Errm, asoundrc is still kinda black magic to me, but I thought of using the 
| ice1724_S32_LE as some sort of backend to the default and surround PCMs so 
| you an choose whether you want it upmixxed or not.
| 
| pcm.!default {
|     type plug
|     slave ice1724_S32_LE;
| }
| 
| pcm.surround {
|         type route;
|         slave ice17224_S32_LE;
|         slave.channels 6;
|         ttable.0.0 1;
|         ttable.1.1 1;
|         ttable.0.2 1;
|         ttable.1.3 1;
|         ttable.0.4 1;
|         ttable.1.5 1;
| }
| 
| pcm_slave.ice1724_S32_LE {
|         slave.pcm {
|                 type hw;
|                 card 0;
|                 device 0;
|         }
|         format S32_LE;
| }

Thanks, I will try that tomorrow and report to the list ;)

| Have you turned all the ADCs and DACs up (and perhaps unmuted them)? Have you 
| fiddled around with the 'H/W Playback Route's?

Well, I did that fiddling, tested every possible combination and finally with
"Aux Right" I get something out of the speakers.
But it's completely incomprehensible for me why "Mic Left/Right" does _not_ work...
Because: Yes, I put the cinch plug in the correct Mic-In and not Aux-In ;)

Andreas


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