12 May
2010
12 May
'10
6:59 a.m.
Peter Nelson wrote:
On Sun, 2010-05-09 at 23:32 -1000, david wrote:
That's exactly how it worked this morning. And (interestingly) the
little volume control widget also was using the sound card called "default."
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David
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Philipp Überbacher wrote:
"default" is ALSA's default "device", the one that implements
dmix etc.
on the first sound card found.
"hw:default" will directly use the sound card actually named
"default". Wow, you USB device really is called default.
Quite bad. I must admit
that I'm surprised. I'd also try to use hw:default, which hopefully is
different from (default) in qjackctl, whatever that may be.
So I just tried typing
in "hw:default" for QJackCtl, and it got the USB
device. In the morning, I'll see what "hw:default" is. Selecting
"(default)" from QJackCtl's drop down list gives me the Intel audio
right now.
Really confusing..
Part of what makes
Linux audio so much fun!