dsnoop

dsnoop

[Patrick Shirkey]

I'm using older alsa drivers so maybe this is fixed already.

Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 0.9.3c.
Compiled on May 25 2003 for kernel 2.4.19 with versioned symbols.

I can sucessfully run two instances of arecord with the dsnoop plugin 
but I get an error with my intel8x0 that doesn't occur while using my 
cmipci:

arecord: set_params:847: Can't use period equal to buffer size (7526 == 
7526)

The number above is directly related to the buffer_size option below. 
7526 corresponds to buffer size of 8192. If I use a lower size like 4096 
it is:

arecord: set_params:847: Can't use period equal to buffer size (3763 == 
3763)


Here's the definition I use in my .asoundrc

pcm.mixin {
         type dsnoop
         ipc_key 5978293	# must be unique for all dmix plugins!!!!
         ipc_key_add_uid yes
         slave {
                 pcm "hw:0,0"
		channels 2
		period_size 1024
		buffer_size 4096
		rate 44100
         }
         bindings {
                 0 0
                 0 1
         }
}



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Re: dsnoop

[Jaroslav Kysela]

On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Patrick Shirkey wrote:

> I'm using older alsa drivers so maybe this is fixed already.
> 
> Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 0.9.3c.
> Compiled on May 25 2003 for kernel 2.4.19 with versioned symbols.
> 
> I can sucessfully run two instances of arecord with the dsnoop plugin 
> but I get an error with my intel8x0 that doesn't occur while using my 
> cmipci:
> 
> arecord: set_params:847: Can't use period equal to buffer size (7526 == 
> 7526)
> 
> The number above is directly related to the buffer_size option below. 
> 7526 corresponds to buffer size of 8192. If I use a lower size like 4096 
> it is:
> 
> arecord: set_params:847: Can't use period equal to buffer size (3763 == 
> 3763)
> 
> 
> Here's the definition I use in my .asoundrc
> 
> pcm.mixin {
>          type dsnoop
>          ipc_key 5978293	# must be unique for all dmix plugins!!!!
>          ipc_key_add_uid yes
>          slave {
>                  pcm "hw:0,0"
> 		channels 2
> 		period_size 1024

'periods 0' and 'period_time 0' is missing here. You need to overwrite the 
default values.

> 		buffer_size 4096
> 		rate 44100
>          }
>          bindings {
>                  0 0
>                  0 1
>          }
> }

						Jaroslav

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Re: dsnoop

[Patrick Shirkey]

Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
> 
> 
> 'periods 0' and 'period_time 0' is missing here. You need to overwrite the 
> default values.
> 
> 

Thanks that works. I will update the .asoundrc page for the online docs.


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dsnoop

[Lorenzo Fundaró]

Hi folks,

I want to use dsnoop in my .asoundrc, but this plugin does not seem to be
available to me as shown by `arecord -L` . Does the availability depend on
the sound card or is it just a sort of module I have to load ?

Thanks,


Lorenzo Fundaró García
Université de Technologie de Compiègne
Génie Informatique
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dsnoop

[David E. Storey]

Folks,

Would anyone be so kind as to offer up an example of using dsnoop? I'd
like to use jack to perform all kinds on monitoring on a device and use
an alsa app, namely arecord, to do the actual recording. I've tried
using the jack plugin and while it works, when I hit CTRL-C on arecord
to stop recording, it pretty much halts jack.

When I use dsnoop now, if there's nothing using the device, it returns:

set_params:810: Channels count non available

And if something, like jack, is using the original device, it just sits
and waits without doing much of anything. My .asoundrc file looks a
little something like:

pcm.intel8x0 {
        type hw
        card 0
}

ctl.intel8x0 {
        type hw
        card 0
}

pcm.snoop {
        type dsnoop
        ipc_key 3346
        slave { pcm "intel8x0" }
}

pcm.jackplug {
        type plug
        slave { pcm "jack" }
}

pcm.jack {
        type jack
        playback_ports {
                0 alsa_pcm:playback_1
                1 alsa_pcm:playback_2
        }
        capture_ports {
                0 alsa_pcm:capture_1
                1 alsa_pcm:capture_2
        }
}

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. And if I should be using another
list, please let me know kindly.

d!



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Re: dsnoop

[Paul Davis]

>Would anyone be so kind as to offer up an example of using dsnoop? I'd
>like to use jack to perform all kinds on monitoring on a device and use
>an alsa app, namely arecord, to do the actual recording. I've tried
>using the jack plugin and while it works, when I hit CTRL-C on arecord
>to stop recording, it pretty much halts jack.

just as a matter of interest, why not use the jack capture client?


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Re: dsnoop

[David E. Storey]

When I don't specify a duration, it writes a frame of audio and
terminates. Not terribly useful. Not sure if this is the normal mode of
operation, but it doesn't meet my criteria for sure. I need to be able to
record indefinitely. (which, of course, depends on storage capacity.)

d!

On Fri, 16 May 2003, Paul Davis wrote:

> >Would anyone be so kind as to offer up an example of using dsnoop? I'd
> >like to use jack to perform all kinds on monitoring on a device and use
> >an alsa app, namely arecord, to do the actual recording. I've tried
> >using the jack plugin and while it works, when I hit CTRL-C on arecord
> >to stop recording, it pretty much halts jack.
>
> just as a matter of interest, why not use the jack capture client?
>
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Re: dsnoop

[Patrick Shirkey]

David E. Storey wrote:
> When I don't specify a duration, it writes a frame of audio and
> terminates. Not terribly useful. Not sure if this is the normal mode of
> operation, but it doesn't meet my criteria for sure. I need to be able to
> record indefinitely. (which, of course, depends on storage capacity.)
> 

Try timemachine. You can find the link on the jack apps page.


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