>There's a 'Hardware' tab in g-v-c where you can select a profile for
>each available card (be it a sound card, a headset, usb speakers or a
>webcam).
System->Preferences->Sound in Lucid has Hardware tab with profiles so I think it
is the Gnome volume control you talk about.
And even better it has the A52 profile which works using the patches previously
talked about. I hadn't realised that this was the place where profiles are
selected. Thanks very much.
>Since you probably have configured the default channel count to be 6, a52
> overrides the stereo hdmi. Sorry for the spam.
Although I didn't set the default to 6 channels, you are correct I could not get
stereo HDMI output (but only in Flash oddly). I will check whether this all
works later.
Appreciate your help.
Cheers,
Mike
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