So it is really acting like the card has only two playback ports and
no inputs ports? Is this the device?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/393375-REG/M_Audio_9900_51076_00_Fast_Track_Pro_USB.html#specifications
Yep, that is the device. I think alsa recognizes it as two separate usb-sound devices since 4in/4out does not seem to be a standard-compliant configuration.
Almost certainly the driver is setting this limit. If no one here has
any ideas you might file a bug report in the Alsa bugzilla.
I can actually use the device as an input device, but I tested it only in Audacity (no jack backend, just analogue input).
All my effort googling around was also ineffective. I'll wait a couple of days and then report a bug. Anyway, thank you for the advice
- Mark
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