Thanks for your help but that still did not do it. I've created an
.asoundrc file in my home dir with the stuff you gave me and then did
the aplay call. Here's the resulting output:
aplay -Ddsp1
ALSA lib conf.c:1415:(snd_config_load) _toplevel_:15:0:Unexpected char
ALSA lib conf.c:2452:(snd_conf
WHat is line 15 of your .asoundrc?
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>You want the ctl entry so that ardour will work properly. When you use
>aplay or any other application, use dsp1 as your alsa device, and when you
>use ardour, use rme9652, because ardour wants the raw access.
3 quick notes:
1) i prefer:
pcm.dsp1 {
type plughw
card 1
}
as
>Also, could someone please be so kind to send me their asoundrc file
>that they are using for the hammerfall, so that I can learn from it as
>to how to configure it since the one that comes with alsa-driver package
>is rather esotheric for my understanding? Thank you very much!
this is mine.
pc
Paul Davis wrote:
>
> >You want the ctl entry so that ardour will work properly. When you use
> >aplay or any other application, use dsp1 as your alsa device, and when you
> >use ardour, use rme9652, because ardour wants the raw access.
>
> 3 quick notes:
>
> 1) i prefer:
>
>pcm.dsp1 {
>
An update:
I tried changing to what Paul recommended and here's what I got:
My .asoundrc:
pcm.rme9652 {
type hw
card 1
}
ctl.rme9652 {
type hw
card 1
}
pcm.dsp1 {
type plughw
card 1
}
The error is now gone (the " _toplevel_:15:0:Unexpected char ALSA lib
conf.c:2452:" one), but here's the output
no, this is an alsa thing. I don't use the plughw construct, mainly
because I don't grock it and it is not explained in the plentiful
documentation and is difficult to understand the config files which also
are not in the plentiful documentation from what I can tell.
I understand the error but d
I noticed your post regarding the IRQ issue. How did this issue manifest
itself when you tried to use the Hammerfall card? Could you still
install (modprobe) the driver without any problems, or was it preventing
you from doing even that? Could you please give me more info so that I
can see if this
That did it! Thank you very very much for all your assistance! I will
compile all the info I've learned from all of you who have generously
offered your help and will then provide it in a form of a FAQ for the
rest of the community to use. Once more, sincere thanks to everyone!
Ico
> -Origin
