On Jun 06 02:37:21, [email protected] wrote: > > I'm wondering if I can enable both /dev/audio0 and /dev/audio1. > > Alternatively, I suspect that an old Mic plugged into the onboard audio > > input would work. > > > > aucat(1) indicates a second device can be a slave with output to a > > second program but not wot the same program. Can both audio0 and audio1 > > be multiplex'd and feed to chromium - hopefully without feedback issues? > > > > I think you just need to add -f / -F to sndiod > > -F device > Same as -f except that if the device is disconnected, the one > given with the previous -f or -F option will be used. > > -f device > Add this sndio(7) audio device to devices used for playing and/or > recording. Preceding per-device options (-aberwz) apply to this > device. Sub-devices (-s) that are applied after will be attached > to this device. Device mode and parameters are determined from > sub-devices attached to it. If no -f option is used, sndiod will > use rsnd/0, rsnd/1, ..., rsnd/3.
The wording of "devices used for playing and/or recording" makes it able to be read like that, but only one device will be used at any given moment, right? During playback, aucat reads audio data concurrently from all played files, mixes it and plays the result on the device. Similarly, it stores audio data recorded from the device into corresponding files. The device. Jan
