Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4288 mails)

[Jon Clausen <dsl23212@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thursday 09 May 2002 15:56, jason vinson wrote:
> From the looks of things, this seems like quite a chore to set up.  I am
> actually more concerned with getting the RCA in and the Headphone out to
> work. 

Well, since analog is what you're after, then you can *definitely* get it to 
work. I'm sorry I can't tell you which version of what driver made that work, 
but I know know that *something* does...

> I do a bit of DJ'ing and i record myself on my pc via the RCA
> connectors.  I imagine that since there is no definitive documentation,
> this hardware is extremely hard to configure in linux.  

Actually it's not *that* bad. Sure you need to get the latest (or 
next-to-latest) driver source and compile it and all that, but as long as you 
don't need to get the digital stuff working, you don't *need* to mess with 
dspmgr and all that. Because the chip is set to analog by default... IINM 
that is...

> I'll try it
> tonight (alsa drivers and DSP microcode tools, although the later is
> probably not needed unless i want to try the digi-ports) and post my
> results back to the list.

Please do :)

> wish me luck  ;)

The best of it!

HTH
Jon

Btw: I'll get it even without the cc:
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