Just make sure PA doesn't grab the device, and then tell your app to
use the low-level spdif-pass-thru directly. How that is configured has
nothing to do with PA, and in fact stays exactly the same whether you
run PA or not.
You could use the device reservation utilities for this. When you
On Mon, 05.10.09 05:11, Sean McNamara (smc...@gmail.com) wrote:
I would surmise that PulseAudio is probably not for you if you want to
do this. There is no optional mixing in PulseAudio; everything is
mixed in software. I don't even know if PA has a way to tell client
applications sorry, but
On Mon, 05.10.09 14:30, Dave Moore (davewantsmo...@gmail.com) wrote:
Hi Everyone. I'm really sorry if this has been covered before, I've read
back through the past 6 months list history and found nothing and my OS
(ubuntu) and application support forums/lists are not being very helpful.
If you need ac3 pass-thru then you need to bypass PA. Just make sure
you are not using the SPDIF port for PA (use g-v-c or pavucontrol and
make sure the sound card is notconfigured for any of the 'digital
iec985' modes).
If you use AC3 pass-thru, what you are really sending over the SPDIF
Hi Everyone. I'm really sorry if this has been covered before, I've read
back through the past 6 months list history and found nothing and my OS
(ubuntu) and application support forums/lists are not being very helpful.
I would like to pass digital audio completely unaltered (bit-stream) to
