On 06/28/2007 04:28 AM, Rene Herman wrote:
On 06/28/2007 03:58 AM, Rene Herman wrote:
to figure it out. If you need to specify an ALSA device somewhere, make
sure it's not the old "hw:0" but "default" (or "default:0" for the
first card, "default:1" for the second, ...). The "hw:N" devices don't
do mixing.
Slight correction/expansion -- don't do _software_ mixing. Some cards
can do hardware mixing and in that case, "hw:N" or, specifically
"hw:N,0", "hw:N,1" and so on devices are available as hardware mixed
devices.
Correcting the correction (sorry, it was late) -- "hw:N" is card N, "hw:N,M"
is PCM interface M of card N and "hw:N,M,K" is (hardware mixed) subdevice K
on PCM interface M of card N. Normal cards have only one PCM interface
meaning that M is 0 in the above.
That is, I meant that "hw:N,0,0", "hw:N,0,1" and so on are the hardware
mixed devices.
Rene.
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