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I solved this problem. ALSA has a "rear" device which outputs to a 2nd pair of |
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speakers. |
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Thus spake Lindsay Haisley on Sun, Sep 03, 2006 at 06:58:11PM CDT |
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> I've installed a Creative SB Audigy2 ZS sound card in my desktop system. The |
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> card uses an EMU10K2 chip, supported by the emu10k1 kernel driver. This card |
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> has 3 line outputs on the back. I would like to be able to direct sound using |
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> ALSA devices to at least 2 of these 3 outputs. On other, older cards I could |
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> do this by directing sound to alsa devices hw:0,0 and hw:0,1 in my .asoundrc |
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> but this doesn't work for this card. |
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> Basically, I need to direct high quality audio to an external amp and a couple |
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> of JBL studio control room monitors, and event sounds from the computer to the |
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> el cheapo (but adequate) speakers mounted in my monitor. Sending an audio |
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> signal to hw:0,0 gets the sound to the 1st audio output on the card with all |
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> the bells and whistles (e.g. tone control) available. No problems there :-) |
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> How can I set up my /etc/modules.d/alsa or ~/.asoundrc file to direct an audio |
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> input stream to the 2nd or 3rd audio output on the card? I don't need much |
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> control over this audio stream. Volume control would be nice, but I can pretty |
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> much set it and leave it in the built-in amp in the monitor which drives the |
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> speakers. |
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