3 Jul
2005
3 Jul
'05
4:25 p.m.
El sáb, 02-07-2005 a las 04:03, Jan Holst Jensen escribió:
--- Maarten De Boer <mdeboer(a)iua.upf.es> wrote:
Hi Maarten.
Thanks for bringing this up. The number of competing
sound standards on Linux makes for a very frustrating
time when you are a sound-newbie, so your efforts in
putting together a document with best-practice
recommendations to make stuff "simply-work" is very
much appreciated.
Agree++ . And it could (will) also become a very important documentation
to understand the existing mess.
Just my two centavos.
Damian.-
May the source be with you
So all
the advice needed is "make sure you use the
latest ALSA".
That, and:
- make sure no applications use "hw:0,0" instead of
"default"
- if you use oss applications, make sure you use
libaoss (or am I wrong
here? does alsa pcm emulation use "default" as
well?)
- if you use jack, either accept jack through dmix,
or make sure you
_always_ run jack, and use tell all applications
that can to use jack,
and redefine the "default" device to be the "jack"
plugin for the other
applications.