17 Feb
2004
17 Feb
'04
8:10 a.m.
Chris Pickett wrote:
digger vermont wrote:
the line sound quality is excellent here (on said g3 @ 400 mhz
pismo), but isn't the card supposed to support mic level inputs as
well? last time i tried, this did not work properly (lots of noise
and too little gain). can somebody confirm the card supports two mic
level ins and briefly describe the alsamixer setting to use it?
yours,
jörn
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Jörn Nettingsmeier
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Hello All,
Is vxpocket now fully working with alsa and jack? Are there any
issues
with using it on a powerbook?
After buying (about a year ago) a Edirol UA-20 and finding it now not
supported by jack, I'm concerned about ending up with the same situation
with a vxpocket.
Digigram released some open source drivers, and their cards are
supposedly well-supported (check the ALSA driver compatability matrix)
http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/index.php3?vendor=vendor-Digigram#matr…
I googled for "digigram vxpocket linux powerbook" and also found:
http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-audio-dev@music.columbia.edu/msg10961.html
(which I thought was a little amusing because Joern is a (the?) list admin)
Anyway, I have the same card, but not a powerbook, so I felt like
answering. It's a great card, and I was lucky to get one when
audioMIDI.com was blowing them out last year for under $200. AFAIK,
JACK doesn't interact directly with your soundcard, but rather with ALSA
which in turn talks to your soundcard.