Thomas Reitmayr-2 wrote:
Hi, I just started using madplay a short while ago and I was wondering whether it is possible to select an ALSA card different from the default one for audio output.
From looking at the code it seems like the PATH part of --output is
used, however madplay --output=alsa:plughw:1 myfile.mp3 chokes as the TYPE alsa does not exist (in audio.c).
Did I miss something in the command line or is this a bug / missing feature (for which I could provide a patch)?
Thanks, -Thomas
You can try: madplay -o wave:- something.mp3 | aplay
Regards
joker1999 wrote:
Thomas Reitmayr-2 wrote:
Hi, I just started using madplay a short while ago and I was wondering whether it is possible to select an ALSA card different from the default one for audio output.
From looking at the code it seems like the PATH part of --output is
used, however madplay --output=alsa:plughw:1 myfile.mp3 chokes as the TYPE alsa does not exist (in audio.c).
Did I miss something in the command line or is this a bug / missing feature (for which I could provide a patch)?
Thanks, -Thomas
You can try: madplay -o wave:- something.mp3 | aplay
Regards
You may also need mount /dev/sda1 -o remount,async,noatime on nslu2 to get better usb transfer, so you won't experience hangs during playback.
Regards
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joker1999