Jaroslav Kysela
Jaroslav Kysela
You can check which substreams are used (and "cable" status) in `/proc/asound/card3` tree (card3 should be the loopback card). EDIT: Note that the full ALSA PCM device address is CARD,DEVICE,SUBDEVICE...
It should be fixed with a6238053c4fa518b214f99d91a01b96c5ef6e3ca . It would be nice, if you can confirm this.
The fixes are in 2ef8952b46a46b97a6df2f29bcd182f895ebf9e4, 16ab43db6ed6f71424d5ad78e62f85baaeae5051, 010b699c92a9a6ffdca1874cd2e3c6c054d212e0 right now. The last commit is the recommended tree to work with right now. I'm going to release 1.2.15.1 when the fix is...
@HiassofT : Could you attach output from `alsactl dump-cfg` ? Also, what cards are in your system (`aplay -l` or `cat /proc/asound/cards`) ? EDIT: Try these two small changes: ```...
Thank you all for the tests! Okay, I will do the '!' changes for all configs in the conf/cards directory and I'll release 1.2.15.1 with those changes.
The problem is visible only when there are two ALSA cards in the system using one driver. So yes, for safety, it's better to update all config files.
Could you show lines against the latest alsa-lib code? It's not clear where code is failing.
Could you show me output for `amixer -c 0 contents` (replace zero with the affected card number) when the device is in use? Thanks.
It looks like a kernel driver issue (but maybe not even the sound driver). Try to connect your USB audio device to another USB port (like 2.0 only) on your...