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From: Clemens Ladisch <clemens@ladisch.de>
Subject: Re: loading mixer control values from a different file
 when opening an device
Date: Mon, 02 Apr 2012 15:04:32 +0200
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To: Ziv Haziz <Ziv.Haziz@dspg.com>
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Ziv Haziz wrote:
> I have tried the method described in the link (using <> for loading
> other files) but I got an error - maybe I did not construct the small
> configuration file correctly.

Maybe, maybe not.  My crystal ball broke yesterday, so I do not know
what exactly you tried.

> Is the <> method works like the c preprocessor #include  directive?

Yes.

I put this into my ~/.asoundrc:

	pcm.test {
	        type plug
	        slave {
	                pcm "hw:0"
	                channels 2
	        }
	        </home/cladisch/my-ttable.conf>
	}

and this into ~/my-ttable.conf:

	ttable [
	        [ 0 1 ]
	        [ 1 0 ]
	]

and it works.


Regards,
Clemens