Uh, I found a solution. I have 3 USB-Inputs, two leftsided, and one
right. Left is connected with usb-hdd and sound. But it's a splitted
usb-device. So I had to reorganize my peripherals. Now it works.
Thanks for accomplished help.
Jan
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OSS apps will not be able to play sounds while ALSA apps have the
sound card open, because the in-kernel OSS emulation bypasses ALSA 's
software mixer.
The OSS-problem is solved. Old kernel-modules from alsa build-outside
were left.
But there is a new problem. If I play sounds e.g. in
The sound starts bucking I am afraid brings nothing whatsoever to
my mind as to what that would sound like.
Do you mean if say you are playing a .wav file this happens, or when
does it happen.
Oh, it happens whenever I play any kind of sound-file for any lenght
of time. And it sounds like
Regards!
This may have to reasons: Do the clicks go away if you play something
with 48kHz samplerate instead if 44.1kHz? Often USB cards work better
with even samplerates, that are multiples of 1000Hz.
Yes, if I listen a song with a multiple of 1000, subjectively seen, then
the clicks are
Terrific!
To put the card into the 16bit mode, use the buttons on the front.
If that is done and if your card is the first in the system (hw:0)
you should be able to play through it with e.g. aplay somefile.wav.
This will use the preconfigured default device, which is the Phase26
if you
