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My system has two sound-cards - one on the motherboard (snd_intel8x0) |
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and an one via PCI (SB Audigy/snd_emu10k1). I don't mind having the |
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driver compiled for the snd_intel8x0 card, but I want the Audigy as my |
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default card chosen for playback. |
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Some applications (e.g. Rosegarden) let me select the card. Others (e.g. |
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embedded flash) do not. |
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I'm running KDE 3.5.8, but can't see something that will let me set the |
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default card beyond choosing ALSA. |
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Is there any way that I can set the Audigy to be the default card? |
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Both drivers are loaded by udev - so I guess there's something I could |
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do there to control order...but I'm not that familiar with writing udev |
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rules. |
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I've figured out how to identify them somewhat using udev rules; |
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however, the Audigy is not unique enough across the types of devices |
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(e.g. audio, admmidi, amidi, etc.)... |
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So what's the easiest way to set the Audigy as my default sound card? If |
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I have to use uDev, then what's the easiest way to identify and order |
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the devices and be able to capture all their sub-devices as well? |
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TIA, |
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Ben |
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