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>ok, obviously there have been enough problems regarding $SUBJECT.
>I don't think that all bug reports on ML are really one, though.
>So, please check the following if you have encountered this problem.
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>1. For playing through SPDIF, you need to use the 3rd device,
>namely,
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If you read posts from the alsa-devel list, you would see lots of advice on
how to get it to work, apart from just RTFM.
The most important part is the correct feedback from yourself.
I am only saying this as an impartial observer. I have found that the
developers on this list give very good suppo
Hi.
I've been playing around with the asound library for a while now, and there's someting
that really gets under my skin.
The snd_pcm_open function, requires an open mode parameter, which, according to the
documentation, defaults to blocking mode, but can be set to SND_PCM_NONBLOCK, or
SND_P
James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
>If you read posts from the alsa-devel list, you would see lots of
advice on
>how to get it to work, apart from just RTFM.
>
True. But it didn't work for me. The first time I posted a bug report I
got the RTFM response. I did, and after a while came: yeah, spdif
d
On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, Kyle Centers wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've been playing around with the asound library for a while now, and
> there's someting that really gets under my skin.
>
> The snd_pcm_open function, requires an open mode parameter, which,
> according to the documentation, defaults to blocking
Hello all,
it seems that I've finished an initial version of documentation
for alsa-lib's configuration files and PCM interface. Here is URL:
http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/alsa-lib
You can generate the most recent version with the doxygen tool
(www.doxygen.org). Simply type 'make