Hello, Do you use the gnome interface or console interface ? If using gnome interface, you have to select the alsa device from the combo box in the configuration box, if using the console interface, you have to set
dev_id=X in the [sound] section of the config file (~/.linphonec) where X is the index of the audio device: linphone first scans oss devices, then alsa devices, then jack devices (if jack support is compiled). Removing the dev_id line makes linphone default automatically to the first alsa device it finds. I hope it helps. Simon Le Jeudi 18 Août 2005 14:02, Marcel Karras a écrit : > Hello, > > I'm trying to use ALSA (no OSS-emulation or comparable) with linphonec > and sipomatic and compiled it with alsa support. Whenever I start either > there are complains about a missing /dev/dsp device. Okay, that should > not > matter but neither app tries to go further in order to use /dev/snd/*. > Is this a known problem? > > Here are some specs of my current target: > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > ALSA: 1.0.8rc2 (AMD Au1000-AC97 ALSA Driver) > Kernel: 2.6.11-rc1 > Target OS: MIPS 32 > Linphone: 1.0.1 with alsa-support > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Don't be afrain of the architecture - all works well except linphones > alsa. I can also use aplay to play sounds with alsa-support and it works. > In order to provide further information I appended a trace of linphonec > and sipomatic so that you can follow each step it makes. Perhaps you can > help me solving these problems. > > Greetings from germany > - Marcel _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
