Re: Status of support of (USB) 'Creative SB X-Fi Surround 5.1'?

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Well, I have the device now...

HoverHell wrote:
> At alsa-project in by-vendor matrix I don't see any appropriate entry
> for this device.

That's the question 1, still unanswered.
E.g. is there something for this device or it should be added?
In lsusb it is '041e:3042 Creative Technology, Ltd'

Question 2: with module 'snd_usb_audio' it provides no mixer controls (I
added softvol for now though). Does that mean it just doesn't have any
volume control in hardware or it's module's problem?

Question 3: This device additionallt has got volume handle and IR remote
control. Is it possible to, at least, get the data from them in the
system (into the userspace)?

Subquestion of 3, linux-related: Should some specific USB device (not
just soundcard, I have same question regarding my USB mouse) be
supported by one common module (like snd-usb-audio), or support for its
specific features should be in additional supplemental module?

* I'm not sure I can do much myself regarding implementing kernel
modules though...

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     --HoverHell (XMPP/GTalk here, GPG 30E202CB).

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