Could someone please be so kind as to direct me to where I can find this
commit? I'd love to test it, and I'm not really sure which repo to look
for and where it would be.
Thanks,
Eric
On 02/25/2013 01:51 AM, Takashi Iwai wrote:
At Mon, 25 Feb 2013 09:08:59 +0100,
Clemens Ladisch wrote:
E.
Hi,
what do I need to get high quality bluetooth audio working with Alsa?
I've found this wiki page, that describes how to set up a new device in
asound.conf: http://wiki.debian.org/Bluetooth/Alsa
But there are some questions left: Bluetooth A2DP uses lossy compression on the
audio data and
Hello to all,
I'm using a USB DVB-T dongle to connect a Playstation system to my laptop,
It's a WinTV HVR 900 (Empia) by Hauppauge with an adapter for RCA connectors.
If i run:
mplayer -aspect 16/9 tv:// -tv input=1:alsa:adevice=hw.1:immediatemode=0
I can se the video and hear the sounds, but
I have N10/ICH 7 Audio Controller from Intel on the mobo, and I have
GF116 Audio Controller as part of a GeForce video card from NVIDIA,
which feeds
an HDMI port. I would like to be able to get sound out of both units at
the same time, so as to be able to work with the sound at the computer,
Hello all,
I have an RME HDSP 9652 PCI card[1] installed unter Ubuntu 12.04.1[2],
kernel 3.2.0-33-generic-pae [3].
There's two things I need help with:
1. Is there a way to use the ADAT outputs of the card under pure
ALSA, without jackd? For now I start up jackd and get
system:playback_1
Not exactly ALSA related, but I have software defined radio program that feeds
an audio stream to stdout. Can I make it look like a /dev/dsp device so other
programs can use it. That is programs designed to read from soundcards?
(Oops. Forgot to reply to the list as well...)
I'm definitely not an ALSA expert, but I believe there's supposed
to be a way to do what you're asking. There's a kernel module
called snd_aloop that creates one or more artificial sound cards.
You can play sound samples to it from one client and
(Ooops. Forgot to reply to the list as well...)
Hi Doug,
I'm definitely not an ALSA expert, but I am aware there are ways
that should do what you want. The following answer assumes you
are _NOT_ running PulseAudio. If you are running PulseAudio,
you'll probably need answers from someone who
greetings!
i have been configuring a fresh install of linux mint 14 - mate on my
studio pc.
originally the onboard nvidia hda soundcard was functional and the rme
multiface (PCI) wasn't.
so i researched that i need to install alsa to get them both functioning.
i installed alsa packages and also
