22 Feb
2005
22 Feb
'05
5:26 a.m.
that would great!
On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 21:15:49 -0500, John Check <j4strngs(a)bitless.net> wrote:
On Tuesday 15 February 2005 05:23 am, Mark Constable
wrote:
The playback section sliders for the sources in question provide the initial
gain level to the capture buss. The rest of the sources have individual
independent sends.
Additionally:
If you look at how things are set up with a LiveDrive, the headphone buss
is functionally equivalent to how you'd have things set up in a studio, which
is sensible. It taps off of the record capture. One can set up an independent
mix for the speakers and the headphones, and record buss.
If anybody is interested in a more in depth explanation I'll try and write up
a web page
Peter Zubaj wrote:
The F4 page shows the capture toggles for AC'97 sources.
These share a common gain slider (Capture). The Capture
"buss" has it's own toggle which can be used as a master toggle for all
AC'97
record sources.
Digital sources (including PCM sources like Wave and Music) can all be armed
individually.
You need to set capture to "Mic" and
"Capture". In alsamixer both (Mic
and Capture) sliders should have "CAPTUR" flag. And you need to set
"AC97 Capture" volume (best to 100%). Set Capture to 0 first, because
this slider amlify inputs.
Argh! I spent ages working through various combinations and
had no idea what Peter was referring to... until I looked at
the alsamixer F5 All screen... and there was "AC97 Capture"!
Why on earth is that setting missing from the F4 Capture screen ?
>> On a related note there is something strange with the
>> 3 screen views of alsamixer... the F4 Capture page shows
>> CD | Mic | Video | Phone without volume sliders but hese
>> 4 items do not appear, as is, on the F5 All screen. >
> Specific bonus question, how do the 4 items on the F4
> Capture page relate to the 4 similar named itmes on the
> F5 All page that do show volume sliders, mute and capture
> options ?
Anyone know what the difference between these are
?
--markc