Hi,
I have an RME 96/8 PAD card and I have tried various versions of the
alsa driver from 0.9 up to 0.94 and I'm seeing a consistent problem with
simultaneous play and record at 16 bit sample levels with OSS
For example running:
sox -r 44100 -t ossdsp -w -s -c 2 /dev/dsp test.wav
is fine, but
Hi, I'm having some problems getting the alsa input into Jack working
correctly.
The soundcard is an RME96/8 PAD, Alsa from Kernel 2.6 pre9, and Jack version
0.91.1 - I'm firing up Jackd with:
jackd -R -t 2000 -d alsa -d rme96 -r 44100 -p 1024 -n 8 -m -zs -H -M
...and I have an asound config
You cannot set callbacks on an active client
cannot connect alsaP:out_000
to alsa_pcm:playback_1
if these clients really do call snd_pcm_close() when ffwd'ing, then
there must be some mistake in the ALSA JACK plug, because it should
close the client down. if they do not call
I don't know how alsa patches drivers when it has to compile on kernel
2.6, so I don't know how to fix it.
See my message in Alsa-Users posted a few hours ago with title: Can not
patch 2.6 kernel
The answer is listed on the first page of the alsa website in fact! I failed
to read it at first,
I plan to add an option to export a shell script restoring the current
setup in the next hdspmixer release.
Yes, this would be extremely nice if alsa could save the mixer settings at
shutdown and restore them later.
I think the issue is that the mixer setting is not readable. Perhaps there
is
Florin Andrei wrote :
Anyone using the latest RME HDSP 9632 driver in ALSA, while also using
the expansion cards? I mean, the newer AI4S-192 and/or AO4S-192 which
are required to get the 192kHz sampling on all analogs.
Do the latest expansion cards (192kHz) work with the latest ALSA
Florin Andrei wrote :
Anyone using the latest RME HDSP 9632 driver in ALSA, while also
using
the expansion cards? I mean, the newer AI4S-192 and/or AO4S-192
which
are required to get the 192kHz sampling on all analogs.
I have a 9632 now and also the 4 port analogue expansion
I haven't had time to try and get any sound out of it yet! However, it
is
detected correctly in the mixer, and the driver thinks that there are 4
extra channels. I need to get some jack socket convertors to get some
sound
out, but will let you know.
Please do so, thanks.
Hi Thomas,
Thanks, this is good news. Could you also please test hdspmixer with the
expansion board and confirm there's no problem here either ?
Yes, hdspmixer does all the right things with the extra channels.
There appears to be a minor bug in that the input channels 8 and 9 (I
think?), ie the top
Hi, I'm running kernel 2.6.5-mm1 with built-in alsa drivers. Also, v
1.04 of the various alsa utils, etc.
I'm playing (for example) Dido - No Angel, track Isobel, and according
to the hdspmixer tool, at the end of the track the drums have transients
that go greater than 0db, and this causes
You can also simulate this simply by turning up the mixer controls so
that normal music starts to clip. Same effect.
At risk of creating noise. Further experimentation shows that you need
to set the output levels to +4db in hdspconf for this crackling to
occur. So in fairness this could
...is driving me nuts. Everytime I turn on the PC I need to find a PC
with SSH to adjust the mixer controls so that I can hear some sound (no
mouse and a tiny TV resolution on the box itelf)
Can anyone suggest how to script the controls to default to some known
values? I'm using alsa from
Thomas Charbonnel wrote:
Ed Wildgoose wrote:
Can anyone suggest how to script the controls to default to some known
values?
This is not a standard mixer control, alsactl is of no use here.
Ed, here's a script for 1:1 routing (hdspmixer preset 1)
Aha, at last the penny drops... I
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