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→Solving Audio-Problems: OpenAL-soft uses a different configuration file format.
(→Solving Audio-Problems: adding help for USB-Headsets) |
(→Solving Audio-Problems: OpenAL-soft uses a different configuration file format.) |
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*if ".alsoftrc" does not exist | *if ".alsoftrc" does not exist | ||
**Check if there is a (old version) ".openalrc" | **Check if there is a (old version) ".openalrc" | ||
***if yes: | ***if yes: Check if you really use the old OpenAL library and not the newer OpenAL-soft library. If still have the old you put something like this in ".openalrc": | ||
(define devices '(alsa)) | |||
(define devices '(alsa)) | |||
(define alsa-out-device "plug:dmix") | (define alsa-out-device "plug:dmix") | ||
**if not, create a new ".alsoftrc" file and insert something like the following into it: | |||
format = AL_FORMAT_STEREO16 | |||
cf_level = 1 | |||
drivers = alsa | |||
[alsa] # ALSA backend stuff | |||
device = plug:dmix | |||
capture = plug:dsnoop | |||
The system wide OpenAL-soft configuration file may be /etc/openal/alsoft.conf or similar. It usually contains comments describing all possible configuration options. | |||
'''USB-Headsets-Problems with Linux (Ubuntu)'''<br> | '''USB-Headsets-Problems with Linux (Ubuntu)'''<br> | ||