alsa and delta 1010lt trouble

[Julien Claassen]

Hi!
  I've got a problem with my alsa 1.0.14 (2.6.20 kernel built-in) and my delta
1010lt. My IPGA analog volume isn't recognise ANYWHERE. Since early 1.x
versions I believe it disappeared from my alsamixer display, but was at least
still accessible via /etc/asound.state. Now it disappeared even there and
input volume is much too low. Especially for microphones.
  Please, I need some help with this? Anyone had similar trouble? Is there
some fix in one of the newer (past 2.6.20) kernels perhaps?
  Kindest regards
         Julien
P.S.: Sorry if you get this twice, but I tried three times on alsa-user only
and got no response...

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[philicorda]

Hello.

Do you have the envy24control mixer program?
It's much nicer for your card and others than the generic alsamixer, as
it's designed specifically for that card's chipset.

On Tue, 2007-05-08 at 19:12 +0200, Julien Claassen wrote:

> Hi!
>   I've got a problem with my alsa 1.0.14 (2.6.20 kernel built-in) and my delta
> 1010lt. My IPGA analog volume isn't recognise ANYWHERE. Since early 1.x
> versions I believe it disappeared from my alsamixer display, but was at least
> still accessible via /etc/asound.state. Now it disappeared even there and
> input volume is much too low. Especially for microphones.
>   Please, I need some help with this? Anyone had similar trouble? Is there
> some fix in one of the newer (past 2.6.20) kernels perhaps?
>   Kindest regards
>          Julien
> P.S.: Sorry if you get this twice, but I tried three times on alsa-user only
> and got no response...
>
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>
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[Julien Claassen]

Hi!
  I can't use the envy24control, for I'm blind. But it's not a problem of the
mixer. Sure envy24control might really have a better representation.
  But the real problem is, that the driver seems to have forgotten, that IPGA
analog volume exists. No entry in asound.state, it doesn't to to put them in
there, either at their original control-number, while moving everything else
to fit the part, or tagging the IPGAs along at the end.
  So I think it's a driver problem, and I wonder if anyone else had it with
2.6.20 with its built-in alsa.
  Kindest regards
          Julien

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