Alsa and Intel 810 chipset

[Keith Watson]

Sure, I would be glad to tell you what I have done so far.

First, I am using Debian so I did an apt-get install alsa-oss. I 
then placed the attached asound.conf in /etc. Then I recompiled 
the kernel and took out the two OSS entries, rebooted and I can 
now do the following:

aoss ogg123 myfile.ogg and while that is running I am able to do 
things like:

aoss saytime

And I can hear both audio streams. I have not yet been able to 
get it working with zinf though.

Keith

On 10:19 AM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
> I can't answer your question except to ask whether you have ALSADevice: 
> 0:0 in  your 
> .zinf/preferences. Can you explain to me how you are 
> playing multiple audio sources. I have a Thinkpad T23 and according to 
> lspci the sound chip is
> Multimedia audio contoller Intel Corporation 82801CA/CAM AC97 audio 
> controller (rev 02) I can only use one audio source at a time and didn't 
> know there might be a way to have it do otherwise. Would you please 
> explain specifically what you did? In my kernel configuration I'm using 
> the Intel/SiS/nVidia//AMD/ALi Ac97 Controller.
> Thanks.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Cheryl
> 
> "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
> 
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# Redirect default to swmixer
pcm.!default {
	type plug
	slave.pcm "swmixer"
}

# Redirect OSS dsp0 (when using aoss rapper) to swmixer
pcm.dsp0 {
	type plug
	slave.pcm "swmixer"
}

# Set OSS mixer (when using aoss rapper) to use hardware mixer
ctl.mixer0 {
	type hw
	card 0
}

# Software mixing
# We could use the dmix plug from the default alsa.conf, but we need to specify
# period_size, buffers, etc.
pcm.swmixer {
	type dmix
	ipc_key 5678293
	ipc_key_add_uid yes
	slave {
		pcm "hw:0,0"
		period_time 0
		period_size 1024
		buffer_size 4096
		rate 44100
	}
}