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Have no fear...you can do all that and MUCH more. I had the same
transitional
plan you did...and I'm VERY happy withj my 1010LT.
I use a distro that has rpms and alsa is built into the kernel so I'm not
sure. It looks to me like oyur starting from scratch with alsa...
Also, at the bottom of that alsa page there's some .asoundrc
examples...the
one for the "hoontech" works well. It shows 10 ins and 12 outs which
is odd
but it does give you your multi channel functionality.
Okay, so I've done all that and the card can record and playback with
ardour and jack. However xmms is packing a sad. It comes up with that
all to familiar dialog box saying taht I should check if the correct
output is selected, that no program is blocking the soundcard, or that
the soundcard is configured properly. If I change the output to OSS
instead of ALSA, it works but I'm sure I should be able to get that
thing working with alsa.
To make matters worse, a small tragedy is unfolding on my Linux box.
Once upon a time with my SB Live! I could have hundreds of programs
running, playing, doing whatever and I would never ever get a single
xrun. I don't know what I have done lately, whether it was from
upgrading to xorg or having two soundcards in one machine but now I get
xruns all over the show. Jack doesn't cut ardour out anymore but there
is all the clipping and popping in the recording.
I have spent countless hours getting xruns to go away. To have them
mysteriously show up again is such a <enter really violent expletive
here>. I even went from xorg 6.8 to 6.7 to xfree86 just to see if that
got rid of them. I went back to the SB Live! and they were still there.
I have 1GB free and no other settings bar the ones mentioned in this
thread have changed and now I may as well count 3 days of my life gone
when I get around to fixing it again. <sigh>
Anyhow, would having two cards in the machine be screwing things up? Has
anyone got some advice to get xmms to use alsa?
I'm a gentooer by the way. There aint too much stuff about 1010LTs on
the forums.
Cheers,
Glenn