eOn Sat, 01.08.09 00:41, Doug Ledford (dledford@xxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > > - and the killer argument: we don't even ship a CD player app that > > could make use of the analog CDDA playback path. To my konwledge > > there is none in the default install, nor in the entire distro. > > And this has nothing to do with whether or not the mixer should be able > to deal with analog in to analog out directly, which was my complaint. > The CD portion of it was just one instance, the other being my use of > line in for my iPhone. Assuming that because you don't have access to a > CD player that does CDDA based playing today means that it simply > doesn't work in the hardware is just silly. And assuming that because > your CD in path doesn't work that no analog input path should be > redirected in hardware to speakers is also just as silly. In three ways you seem very confused. Firstly, analog path CDDA playback is a feature that got removed from Fedora long before PA/g-v-c decided to hide the CD volume slider. There is no CD player supporting the analog path in Fedora. So _I_am_not_the_one_you_should_be_complaining_to_. Secondly, PA doesn't even take away the ability to control the CD slider, at all. In contrast to analog path CDDA playback where we don't ship any tool that supports this anymore, we do ship numerous alternative ALSA mixers, for the UI and for the terminal which expose the CD slider. So, PA does not take anything away from you. And so again, _I_am_not_the_one_you_should_be_complaining_to_. Thirdly, you are conflating CDDA playback with support analog input/output in some way that makes no sense at all. Of course we support analog input and output. After all this is software for sound cards! Claiming we would be dropping support for analog audio input/output is as stupid as claiming Obama wasn't born in the US. All PA does here is hiding a few obsolete ports, such as CDDA, which as mentioned above, isn't otherwise supported anymore anyway. Lennart -- Lennart Poettering Red Hat, Inc. lennart [at] poettering [dot] net http://0pointer.net/lennart/ GnuPG 0x1A015CC4 -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
