Andreas Hartschen
2005-12-19 18:42:10 UTC
Hello everybody,
as a linux/alsa(OpenSuse 10.0/alsa 1.0.10) newbie I have some questions:
My audio runs on an external USB Card (Terratec aureon 5.1 USB MKII).
When I run alsaconf, the usb-device is not recognized, just a so called "ISA
nonPnP card", the configuration of which is said to produce an unstable
system.
So I quit alsaconf. As a result there is neither "/etc/alsa.conf"
nor ."asoundrc". How do I produce them in the right way?
I'd like a duplicated stereo device (front and rear speakers) as default and a
surround51 device for 5.1 channel surround. How do I configure these and how
do I hand them over to xmms and mplayer?
"speaker-test -c 6" is producing audio from all 6 Speakers correctly.
How comes there are no surround controls in my alsamixer?
B.t.w.: In the past week I made several unsucsessful attempts to produce 5.1
surround with mplayer. Yesterday I installed vlc as an alternative and -
success: there it is!
So, as a WIN-User I'd probably stop wondering about things and enjoy, but: hey
man, this is Linux! I'd like to know what's going on ;-)
Cheers,
Andreas
as a linux/alsa(OpenSuse 10.0/alsa 1.0.10) newbie I have some questions:
My audio runs on an external USB Card (Terratec aureon 5.1 USB MKII).
When I run alsaconf, the usb-device is not recognized, just a so called "ISA
nonPnP card", the configuration of which is said to produce an unstable
system.
So I quit alsaconf. As a result there is neither "/etc/alsa.conf"
nor ."asoundrc". How do I produce them in the right way?
I'd like a duplicated stereo device (front and rear speakers) as default and a
surround51 device for 5.1 channel surround. How do I configure these and how
do I hand them over to xmms and mplayer?
"speaker-test -c 6" is producing audio from all 6 Speakers correctly.
How comes there are no surround controls in my alsamixer?
B.t.w.: In the past week I made several unsucsessful attempts to produce 5.1
surround with mplayer. Yesterday I installed vlc as an alternative and -
success: there it is!
So, as a WIN-User I'd probably stop wondering about things and enjoy, but: hey
man, this is Linux! I'd like to know what's going on ;-)
Cheers,
Andreas
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Andreas Hartschen, D-Aachen
Andreas Hartschen, D-Aachen