Am Dienstag, 2. Oktober 2007 schrieb Marcos Guglielmetti:
> We are testing an USB-Audio - FastTrack Pro using Musix GNU/Linux
> (Debian/ETCH compatible) on a Toshiba Notebook, Genuine Intel(R) CPU T2060
> @ 1.60GHz (dual core)
> amixer -i -c 0 does not output anything. Also, gamix, gnome-alsamixer,
> alsamixer, alsamixergui, kmix, etc: nothing.
Some devices (especially usb-devices) don't have software-controllable[1]
mixers.
Why don't you just turn the knobs on the front of the device???
Arnold
[1]: There is a distinction between software-controlled hardware-mixers (as in
this case and in most soundcards) and software-mixers (like JackMix,
jack(_)mixer, jackminimix...)
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