In a bug report on launchpad for the linux version of WSJT-X, version 1.1
(does not use QT-Audio), AC6SL offer the following advice to correct a sound
card issue.
AC6SL offered this advice...
I was able to make this device work by creating ~/.asoundrc with
this entry in it, and then telling wsjtx to use device "p148k":
pcm.p148k {
type plug
slave {
pcm "hw:1,0"
format S16_LE
channels 1
rate 48000
}
}
My question is.. what is pcm.p148k?
Is it a unique hardware device? Would I have to determine that "number" for
my setup? Or, is it just general generic software coding statement and I can
use the .asoundrc "as is", other than the pcm "hw:1,0". I do understand that
"hw:1,0" is required to be specific for my setup/hardware/device?
If I do have to find the correct "pcm.p148k" type number... how do I do
that? Use dmesg, or something similar?
One last question(s)... I know I can just copy and paste the above .asoundrc
file to my home folder, but if I was to type it out in a Text Editor, how
important is it to get the curly brackets in the right postions? I am fairly
sure I can type the .asoundrc file to look exactly as shown above, but if I
was off a space, or two, would the .asoundrc file fail to run?
Thanks.
73, John, N1ISA
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