Hi, Micha? Sawicz wrote: > It seems that XawTV doesn't use Pulse as the sound output device. If > it doesn't have native Pulse support you need to use the alsa-pulse > plugin to have XawTV play through Pulseaudio. I think XawTV doesn't create any sound at all, but tells the tv-card to produce sound at a specified volume level. But I'm not sure how the volume regulation with XawTV works exactly. Tanu Kaskinen wrote: > You have to copy (record and play back) the on-board line-in to > Audigy. It would make most sense to do this completely inside PA, but > unfortunately it's not supported. A crappy (really) solution is to > record the input with parec and pipe the audio to pacat. The command > would look something like this: > > $ parec -d <on-board source> | pacat -d <audigy sink> It would have been interesting to try that, but when I booted my computer today ALSA decided for some unknown reason not to activate my Audigy sound card although the module was loaded and hwinfo --sound told me that my audigy was ok. Yesterday it worked during several reboots. After deactivating the on-board chip ALSA activated the audigy, but activating the on-board chip again resulted in ALSA ignoring the audigy. Maybe yesterday was a 'two sound chip day' and today isn't ;). The audigy card came with a sound hub, which has additional line-in connectors. Fortunately I found a 2m stereo cable at home which I could use to plug the tv-card to the sound hub on my desk. Suddenly the tv-sound came out of the speakers without any additional configuration. Maybe this solution is even more crappy, but without the on-board chip being activated, it's line-in is useless. And if ALSA ignores the audigy when the on-board chip is activated this option doesn't apply. Anyway, thank you very much for your fast replies! Andreas
