Hi Floris,
I think I've solved the mystery: the extra bits that were different in
the asound.state were the iec958 audio/non-audio bits.
If I run "iecset" with the working asound.state, I get this output:
> Mode: consumer
> Data: audio
> Rate: 48000 Hz
> Copyright: permitted
> Emphasis: none
> C
edit:
This is confusing to me, since even though this output option works in
mplayer, according to the output of "aplay -l" and "aplay -L" I don't
appear to have a alsa iec958 or spidif device (see my first email).
Is there somewhere else I should look at to get a list of output
devices?
also try
I know the mplayer option "-ao alsa:device=spdif -afm hwac3" has
always works perfect, because I made a script to run my dvd's and
I have never any trouble with it. Also I have used a .asoundrc file
with pcm.!default spdif in it which worked also for me. hw:0,1 or
something like that never worked f
Thanks for checking, Floris.
Do you think I should submit this problem as a bug report?
> I don't get my soundcard to stop working again to do a
> good test, but nevertheless here is my working asound.state.
Did you try putting the bad value in your asound.state to see if you
get the same behavi
I don't get my soundcard to stop working again to do a
good test, but nevertheless here is my working asound.state.
I have the same strange values for the IEC958 controls, but they
do not change when I select the Optical Raw option. The 0482000200...000
value is also the right one for me.
I th
I have the same problems with the Creative Audigy 2 using Debian testing
my "solution" is to deselect "IEC958 Optical Raw" and "Audigy
Analog/Digital Output Jack"
options in the alsamixer.
I will look to the asound.state if there is the same difference.
Floris
Kyle Husmann schreef:
> Hi,
>
> W
Hi,
With a fresh ubuntu 8.10 install, spdif output worked as expected. I
unmuted both IEC958 and IEC958 Digital in alsamixer, and when I played
audio with mplayer, I would get audio through my spdif output.
Then, fast forward a couple of days, and it randomly stopped working
(I have no idea what
