have no idea. i'm still new to linux, so i don't really know how to see. i use decibel-audio-player now, recognizes it, but i think it's pulseaudio, not alsa.
makes mocp send output to my external usb card. The number might vary depending on your configuration, and you might want to use plughw instead of hw depending on the capabilities of your soundcard.
Shaika-Dzari
Sat, 2008-09-06 17:09
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This is the job of alsa to
This is the job of alsa to recognize your soundcard.
Did you properly configure alsa and moc to use it?
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ru.reddragon
Sat, 2008-09-06 18:01
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ermmm...
have no idea. i'm still new to linux, so i don't really know how to see. i use decibel-audio-player now, recognizes it, but i think it's pulseaudio, not alsa.
arlof
Sun, 2010-12-05 10:26
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~/.moc/config: # ALSA output
~/.moc/config:
# ALSA output device.
AlsaDevice = "hw:1,0"
makes mocp send output to my external usb card. The number might vary depending on your configuration, and you might want to use plughw instead of hw depending on the capabilities of your soundcard.