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help understanding architecture of audio
- From: don fisher <dfisher as arizona edu>
- To: fedora-devel-list redhat com
- Subject: help understanding architecture of audio
- Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 15:34:11 -0700
I am quite familiar with connecting arbitrarily complex audio systems. I
have been trying to understand how the sections of the linux audio plug
together.
For sources I have a microphone, audio and video CDs, and MP3s. For
output I have an audio jack, a bluetooth transmitter.
Is there a mux (or preamp equivalent) that allows one to select and
input and output path? Perhaps also set the gain, balance, base, treble
and loudness.
Is there a document that describes haw to turn on, and then access the
various input and and output channels.
Sorry if this is to basic a question. All of my searches have found
pieces, but I am confident there must be an top down design document.
don
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