On Sat, Mar 07, 2015 at 07:01:16PM +0000, Will Godfrey wrote:
If the ALSA
API seems too much too handle, use a library
such as zita-alsa-pcmi to take care of the complexity, and
use it with a hw: device, not a plughw: one. All my apps
that provide access to ALSA directly (rather than via Jack)
use it - it replaces around a thousand lines of code in each
of them and provides a very easy to use interface.
That was fast :)
Thanks for the info. Just tried the examples. They certainly seem to be
lightweight.
... they also proved that I was 'doing it wrong' and a KA6 USB card is
accessible!
Just let me know if you need more info on the API.
In general, anyhing that works with Jack via ALSA should
work with alsa-pcmi as well, if not I will fix it.
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