The real problem is that the PCM output volume control sliders are
backwards (or perhaps the remapping the channels to L/R, rather than R/L
will fix this). For example: PCM Front L slider controls the volume of
playback_9 which is the RIGHT Front signal, PCM Front R slider controls
playback_10 which is the LEFT Front signal. This is true for all of the
Stereo Output channel pairs. If you think about it, the PCM sliders are
actually controlling the correct physical L & R outputs on the card, but
the alsa_pcm:playback signals being routed to those physical channels
are reversed, make sense?
Is this a bug? If so, what is the proper place/way to report it so that
I don't use any more of your time? Has it already been fixed? I know
you mentioned v008 still had problems...
ISTR that this is a hardware bug, and the kX driver works around it. I
will look into it.
Are the channels reversed if you use JACK with the default stereo PCM,
hw:0,0?
Using hw:0,0 for BOTH the Input & Output devices in QJackCtl:
(actually, input probably doesn't matter, huh?)
playback_1 maps to Stereo Output #1 RIGHT and volume is controlled by
the PCM LEFT slider
playback_2 maps to Stereo Output #1 LEFT and volume is controlled by
the PCM RIGHT slider
In this case, it seems that slider is controlling the correct
playback_x stream, but the stream is mapped to the wrong stereo
channel of the soundcard.