Subject: [linux-audio-user] Mixing pro and consumer gear
From: Ross Vandegrift (ross_AT_willow.seitz.com)
Date: Tue Apr 01 2003 - 03:36:37 EEST
Hello all,
I'm preemptivly asking a question that'll hopefully be put to
good use this week. I found a nice deal on a Delta44 off Ebay the other
night, and jumped on it. Can't wait until it shows up!
However, I'd like to *add* it to my machine, and keep me SB Live
for some stuff like everyday listening and perhaps some cheap output
monitoring. I've had friends tell me this doesn't work in Windows
because Windows will only record at the lowest-common-denominator
capabilities of all cards in the system (ie, 16/44 in a system with an
Delta44 and an SBLive).
Is this an issue with either ALSA or OSS in Linux 2.4? Also, I
know there are emu10k1 audio routing utilities, and I know there are
envy24 audio routing utilities. Is there a way I can route audio
between the two cards at all?
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