14 Mar
2006
14 Mar
'06
6:07 p.m.
Hi, Is there some magic setting I need to get the S/PDIF output on a
Delta 1010 to work under Linux? Or is that not supported in the driver
right now? It works with the M-Audio Windows driver - so the hardware is
basically OK.
This is on a FC3 CCRMA system. I've tried all the settings I can find in
envy24control and alsamixer but no luck.
Has anyone managed to get it running? If so please let me know what
settings make it work. I need an S/PDIF output and I rather not have to
digitise one of the analog outputs if I can possibly avoid that.
Thanks in advance
Ken
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20 Mar
20 Mar
6:32 a.m.
Hi, Is there some magic setting I need to get the
S/PDIF output on a
Delta 1010 to work under Linux? Or is that not supported in the driver
right now? It works with the M-Audio Windows driver - so the hardware is
basically OK.
I had it working with 1010LT but I don't know if 1010 is somehow different
ALSA-wise. What device you are trying to use? Spdif has its own
device in the asoundrc. Try aplay -L (or -l) to see what devices are
listed.
Tommi
27 Mar
27 Mar
7 p.m.
Hi, Is there
some magic setting I need to get the S/PDIF output on a
Delta 1010 to work under Linux? Or is that not supported in the driver
right now? It works with the M-Audio Windows driver - so the hardware is
basically OK.
I had it working with 1010LT but I don't know if 1010 is somehow different
ALSA-wise. What device you are trying to use? Spdif has its own
device in the asoundrc. Try aplay -L (or -l) to see what devices are
listed.
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