rek...@holisticode.se wrote:
I have been searching the web for an example of how to get sourround
sound from my toslink input [...] I realise that an a52 filter should
be used,
The a52 plugin encodes PCM data into Dolby data, and as a plugin, it is
only used when an application uses the
jed wrote:
Damn, that's a substantial amt of stuff that won't be available don't u
reckon?
Yes.
Best regards,
Clemens
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deadrabbit wrote:
I'm new to using ALSA, or at least to the internals of it. I'm trying
to create a Icecast stream encoding computer for two audio streams.
The computer as a single stereo line in, so I'm planning on feeding
each mono stream through the single stereo input. I've looked at the
sonof...@iinet.net.au wrote:
I'm looking to move over to a device that I can use with both my linux desktop
and a 2nd hand powerbook i bought recently. I have been more focussed on FFADO
compatible as from what I understand I am more likely to get latency issues
on a
USB device...
gary wrote:
gary wrote:
Now for the problem. I can't talk to the iMic. Using
krecord -d /dev/dsp4 .
I get the response
ioctl SNDCTL_DSP_SETMFT: Input/output error
There should be an error message in the system log (probably
/var/log/messages, or at the end of the output of dmesg).
I
or if some OSS implementations of the features below start to pop
up?...:-(
jed wrote:
Is it ever likely that some of it will be supported in some shape/form
in the future?
Spose it all proprietary, and unless one of the organisations behind
one of the major distros chips-in for
Is it ever likely that some of it will be supported in some shape/form
in the future?
Spose it all proprietary, and unless one of the organisations behind one
of the major distros chips-in for licensing, it will never become
available? :-(
Hi,
thanks for such a detailed message.
I tried JACK, and it seems to work, but I hear lots of clicks and see lots of
xrun messages. Some googling seems to suggest a realtime kernel would
eliminate those, but it seems a great overkill, and also it could introduce a
security risk if I grant
On Fri, 13 Feb 2009, Roman Odaisky wrote:
I merely need to reorder channels. dshare does that but disables mixing. How
can I just tell ALSA to route channels in a way slightly different from the
default one?
Use dmix instead of dshare if you like also mix multiple sources.
I am on Arch Linux. Up to about a week ago sound was always played through
both the analog and digital devices.
I have an A/V receiver connected to the digital output. When I played
Amarok I heard sound through both the speakers connected to the analog
output and home theater speakers as well.
After more digging around, I found an answer on the wiki: dsnoop.
There's even an example of exactly what I'm trying to do here:
http://alsa.opensrc.org/Dsnoop#Recording_from_left_or_right_channel
However, I've hit one more stumbling block. I can split the devices with
dsnoop, but I can only
Since in theory my usb soundcards should be working, I am trying to
determine if there is a setup issue on my system (suse 11.1 64 bit)
Does the following look kosher?
Results of modprobe -l, restricted to usb sound
/lib/modules/2.6.27.7-9-default/kernel/sound/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko
Hi everyone,
Sorry in advance if this type of question does not belong on this list. I
am new to this.
I have never been able to get sound working properly on my laptop under *any
* Linux distro. I have the LG S1 (model QB01A9). The sound works fine on
the headphone jack but not on the
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