Hi I'm running on UBUNTU STUDIO version 12.04 with two sound cards and I want Pulseaudio to run on the 7.1ch sound card and Jack to run on the on board sound card so I can have four inputs to route to Ardour in order to record four tracks at the same time. How should I do this?
i am having an sony E series laptop.i have an HDMI port .at this stage ,i have tested my sound card , which provides audio out on my laptop i.e i could hear songs .my laptop has two sound cards amd 5450 and an intel-hda(alsamixer shows that as s/pdif) .
I have enabled "simultaneous output" in PulseAudio Preferences, I run pasystray(pavucontrol for volume), and want to use both HDMI-output as well as internal output in different application at the same time, but sound configuration (both pavucontrol and phonon) only lets me activate 1 device at a time (by selecting card profiles).
Would it be possible to fit one of my old Pentium 4 desktops with 3-4 sound cards, And hook a headset/speaker/mike up to each one. Making a Linux powered intercom/communications system. And if so, How would I make the input of a one sound card output to the other cards? Any help would be wonderful.
When I boot Ubuntu 12.04 from a USB drive, I am unable to get sound to output through my TV speakers while having my machine connected via HDMI cable. Using Windows 7, the sound switches from the computer speakers to the TV speakers without a problem.
I have a Nvidia Geforce 310M.
I'm considering buying a proper, quality sound card for my computer. Features high on my wish list are:
1. Excellent Linux support. All of it "just works".
2.
Hallo,
1. I run Suse 11.2 with two sound cards , one HDA comes with motherboard and second is USB, which I use for skype and talking. In YAST everything is fine the motherboard card is marked as prime card and the usb card is marked as second.
I recently installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my desktop. Now at first glance everything seemed to be Ok. My computer has two sound cards, one is integrated Nvidia soundcard and second one is Creative X-FI. First I plugged my speakers on to my X-Fi card which I downloaded drivers for. How ever I did not manage to bring out any audio out of it.
Linux.com: "PulseAudio is a Linux sound server that, through abstraction layers, promises a myriad of flexible audio features: combining multiple sound cards into a single, multi-channel device, changing output devices on the fly for running applications, even redirecting input and output between machines over the network."
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