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Using and configuring ALSA plugins dmix and dsnoop for stereo play and capture
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I installed a new PCI based soundcard in my PC. It has 8 S/PDIF based I/O pairs with each line numbered 1 to 8 for input as well as output. And I'm trying to use lines 3-8 for input (mics) and 3-8 for output (play) in stereo with :
- line 3 + line 4 = channel 1 (both input and output),
- line 5 + line 6 = channel 2 (both input and output),
- line 7 + line 8 = channel 3 (both input and output).
So, I created the following .asoundrc:
pcm.!default
type plug
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
ctl.!default
type hw
card 1
pcm.play_out_44
type dmix
ipc_key 1201
ipc_key_add_uid true
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
format S32_LE
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.rec_in_44
type dsnoop
ipc_key 1210
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.outch1
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 1 (from output ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.inch1
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 1 (from input ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.outch2
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 2 (from output ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.inch2
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 2 (from input ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.outch3
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 3 (from output ports 7 & 8)"
pcm.inch3
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 3 (from input ports 7 & 8)"
As mentioned here, I created a new dmix type to suit my configuration. But when I try to open Audacity to try and play and capture, none of inch1, inch2, inch3, outch1, outch2, outch3 are available in the recording device or playback device list!
How do I modify or create a .asoundrc for stereo play and stereo capture on my device?
audio alsa recording
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from skrowten_hermit ending ending at 2019-04-17 17:10:30Z">in 6 days.
The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns.
Kindly provide a detailed explanation on how to fix or an alternate ALSA configuration.
add a comment |
I installed a new PCI based soundcard in my PC. It has 8 S/PDIF based I/O pairs with each line numbered 1 to 8 for input as well as output. And I'm trying to use lines 3-8 for input (mics) and 3-8 for output (play) in stereo with :
- line 3 + line 4 = channel 1 (both input and output),
- line 5 + line 6 = channel 2 (both input and output),
- line 7 + line 8 = channel 3 (both input and output).
So, I created the following .asoundrc:
pcm.!default
type plug
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
ctl.!default
type hw
card 1
pcm.play_out_44
type dmix
ipc_key 1201
ipc_key_add_uid true
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
format S32_LE
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.rec_in_44
type dsnoop
ipc_key 1210
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.outch1
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 1 (from output ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.inch1
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 1 (from input ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.outch2
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 2 (from output ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.inch2
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 2 (from input ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.outch3
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 3 (from output ports 7 & 8)"
pcm.inch3
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 3 (from input ports 7 & 8)"
As mentioned here, I created a new dmix type to suit my configuration. But when I try to open Audacity to try and play and capture, none of inch1, inch2, inch3, outch1, outch2, outch3 are available in the recording device or playback device list!
How do I modify or create a .asoundrc for stereo play and stereo capture on my device?
audio alsa recording
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from skrowten_hermit ending ending at 2019-04-17 17:10:30Z">in 6 days.
The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns.
Kindly provide a detailed explanation on how to fix or an alternate ALSA configuration.
add a comment |
I installed a new PCI based soundcard in my PC. It has 8 S/PDIF based I/O pairs with each line numbered 1 to 8 for input as well as output. And I'm trying to use lines 3-8 for input (mics) and 3-8 for output (play) in stereo with :
- line 3 + line 4 = channel 1 (both input and output),
- line 5 + line 6 = channel 2 (both input and output),
- line 7 + line 8 = channel 3 (both input and output).
So, I created the following .asoundrc:
pcm.!default
type plug
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
ctl.!default
type hw
card 1
pcm.play_out_44
type dmix
ipc_key 1201
ipc_key_add_uid true
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
format S32_LE
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.rec_in_44
type dsnoop
ipc_key 1210
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.outch1
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 1 (from output ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.inch1
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 1 (from input ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.outch2
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 2 (from output ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.inch2
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 2 (from input ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.outch3
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 3 (from output ports 7 & 8)"
pcm.inch3
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 3 (from input ports 7 & 8)"
As mentioned here, I created a new dmix type to suit my configuration. But when I try to open Audacity to try and play and capture, none of inch1, inch2, inch3, outch1, outch2, outch3 are available in the recording device or playback device list!
How do I modify or create a .asoundrc for stereo play and stereo capture on my device?
audio alsa recording
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
I installed a new PCI based soundcard in my PC. It has 8 S/PDIF based I/O pairs with each line numbered 1 to 8 for input as well as output. And I'm trying to use lines 3-8 for input (mics) and 3-8 for output (play) in stereo with :
- line 3 + line 4 = channel 1 (both input and output),
- line 5 + line 6 = channel 2 (both input and output),
- line 7 + line 8 = channel 3 (both input and output).
So, I created the following .asoundrc:
pcm.!default
type plug
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
ctl.!default
type hw
card 1
pcm.play_out_44
type dmix
ipc_key 1201
ipc_key_add_uid true
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
format S32_LE
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.rec_in_44
type dsnoop
ipc_key 1210
slave
pcm "hw:1,0"
channels 2
rate 44100
buffer_size 4096
period_size 1024
pcm.outch1
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 1 (from output ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.inch1
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
2 2
3 3
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 1 (from input ports 3 & 4)"
pcm.outch2
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 2 (from output ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.inch2
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
4 4
5 5
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 2 (from input ports 5 & 6)"
pcm.outch3
type plug
slave
pcm "play_out_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo output/playback channel 3 (from output ports 7 & 8)"
pcm.inch3
type plug
slave
pcm "rec_in_44"
bindings
6 6
7 7
hint.description "PCI Card Stereo input/capture channel 3 (from input ports 7 & 8)"
As mentioned here, I created a new dmix type to suit my configuration. But when I try to open Audacity to try and play and capture, none of inch1, inch2, inch3, outch1, outch2, outch3 are available in the recording device or playback device list!
How do I modify or create a .asoundrc for stereo play and stereo capture on my device?
audio alsa recording
audio alsa recording
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
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asked Apr 8 at 8:01
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2131420
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
asked Apr 8 at 8:01
skrowten_hermitskrowten_hermit
2131420
2131420
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from skrowten_hermit ending ending at 2019-04-17 17:10:30Z">in 6 days.
The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns.
Kindly provide a detailed explanation on how to fix or an alternate ALSA configuration.
This question has an open bounty worth +50
reputation from skrowten_hermit ending ending at 2019-04-17 17:10:30Z">in 6 days.
The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns.
Kindly provide a detailed explanation on how to fix or an alternate ALSA configuration.
add a comment |
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