> On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 12:25:30 -0500, ross@xxxxxxxxxxxx <ross@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > wrote: >> On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 10:34:17AM -0800, Kevin Cosgrove wrote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > Does anyone have a pointer to an .asoundrc file which enables a >> Delta 1010 to work optimally with ardour? I've had a look here >> >> What do you mean "optimal"? You should be able to load jack and >> ardour and have all the channels accessible at the indicated sampling >> rate. > > In fact a .asoundrc file is not required at all. IMHO .asoudrc files > probably get in the way of Ardour working correctly unless you really > know what you're doing in there. (Which I don't...) U are correct in that things will work without the .asoundrc but it's my understanding that if you just use the "default" for alsa, you lose some performance.(?) I don't recall exactly, but in using the GUI's (Qjackctl and jackconnect or whatever it was) that I could not get the ports to show untill I utilized the ICE1712 .asoundrc for a "hoontech" card that is posted in the Alsa site, and set the port numbers to "0" in Qjackctl. Then I got the 10/12 I/O's. Jan Depner pointed me there when I asked all the same questions after buying my Delta 1010LT. > >> I have a different Delta model, but the only thing in my >> .asoundrc is stuff for OSS emulation. > > Can you share that Ross? I've wondered a number of times how to > improve my system in this area. I run an RME HDSP 9652. It's locked down > all day long by running Jack at 44.1K. However, I run across > video on the web that has audio embedded at 32K. (Weird old WMV > files.) I'd like to have OSS emulation take care of resampling that sort > of material on the fly if possible. > > I could dedicate two PCM_playback inputs to OSS emulation permanently if > there's a way to do this but so far I haven't discovered the > process. > > Thanks, > Mark > _______________________________________________ > ardour-users-ardour.org mailing list > ardour-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > http://lists.ardour.org/listinfo.cgi/ardour-users-ardour.org
