On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 6:46 PM, Brett McCoy <idragosani@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 12:34 PM, Martin Horn <martin.horn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Have you opened up the hdspmixer tool? You really should be using that
> I am trying to get a RME Multiface working under Linux (ubuntu with RME
> Cardbus on Notebook). At the moment I managed to get the first 2 channels
> playing and recording by adressing them as plughw:1/ plughw:1,0 or
> plughw:1,0,0. If I change the numbers to plughw:1,1 or so to adress channels
> 3+4 it doesn't work.
to configure your channels. I think there is an issue also that you
need to open it up at least once for the audio to work properly in
ALSA. The tool is almost exactly the same as the one for Windows.
-- Brett
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Yes, I opened up hdspmixer. And yes you have to open it to set volumes
other than 0. Channels 1+2 are working already now, but the other
channels don't, though the volumes are set in the hdspmixer.
I hope that there is anybody out there who has a RME Multiface working and can tell me how to either configure .asoundrc or how to use the plughw: command right.
Thanks for your help!
Martin
I hope that there is anybody out there who has a RME Multiface working and can tell me how to either configure .asoundrc or how to use the plughw: command right.
Thanks for your help!
Martin
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