Re: simple ALSA source code?

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On Sun, 16 Sep 2007, william estrada wrote:

> Jonathan,
>
>   I did but the code is too complex for me to learn from.  I want something
> simple.  I don't need a 'Swiss Army Knife'. Arecord and aplay work very
> well but I need to learn 'How to'.  Only need wav support.

.wav support is probably one of the more difficult, rather than simple. You
have to set it up to read the header of the .wav file and then set up the
alsa to operate at those parameters (speed channels, etc).
Most of what aplay does you will have to do anyway in order to be able to
play .wav files.

>
>

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