26 Jan
2006
26 Jan
'06
9:10 a.m.
2006/1/26, Jerome Tuncer <columbiatwo(a)free.fr>fr>:
I have this Lexicon Omega Studio USB soundcard
(http://www.lexiconpro.com/Omega/index.asp).
I'm on Debian testing/unstable, kernel 2.6.15. The snd-usb-audio from
ALSA loads when I plug the card.
So that my USB device driver loads as a secondary soundcard.
The Lexicon Omega seems to be recognized by my system as it shows up in
menus of alsa compatible apps. Nevertheless it outputs no sound.
When I try to run $ alsamixer -c 1 it says "No mixer elems found"
I don't know that device, but some of the external usb devices don't
have a mixer.
That itself isn't bad, but most programs not just open a sounddevice
but also need a mixer device (even if they don't do any mixing).
Have you tried accessing your device with jack?
Another possibility is to mess around with your .asoundrc and create a
device that has your hw:1 for audio and hw:0 as a mixer/ctrl-device.
See the Alsa-Webpage for more infos...
Arnold
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