On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 03:20:26PM -0500, Mark T. Valites wrote: > > Hmmm. Sometimes just talking about it makes the answer clear: There's > > a monitor_gain setting. I'll bet that whatever you have selected for > > record.port is routed to whatever you have selected for play.port, > > with the level controlled by the monitor_gain setting. I'm not in > > front of a box that I can try this on right now -- I'll try later. If > > you beat me, try: > > That's a lot of greek to me, but I kinda sorta maybe almost followed it... > > > > > audioctl -w monitor_gain=128 output_muted=0 play.gain=128 \ > > play.port=0x1 record.port=0x4 > > I'm guessing it's close. If I do this, I can barely (& I mean brealy) > just hear music playing in the background when I crank (& I mean crank) up > the speakers. So we've got to be close. Probably analog crosstalk. If you have external speakers, change the play.port setting. (0x1 == internal speaker, 0x2 == headphone jack, 0x4 == line out jack) Take a look at the output from 'audioctl -a'. audioctl -w play.port=0x4 Later, Rob.
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