Suse LINUX Professional 9.3 Update 00662644461625 User Manual
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00662644461625
Figure 13.3: Monitor and Digital Mixer of envy24control
The ‘Monitor Mixer’ of envy24control shows the signal levels that can be mixed
digitally in the sound card. The signals designated as ‘PCM Out’ are generated
by applications that send PCM data to the sound card. The signals of the analog
inputs are shown under ‘H/W In’. The ‘S/PDIF’ inputs are shown to the right.
Set the input and output levels of the analog channels under ‘Analog Volume’.
digitally in the sound card. The signals designated as ‘PCM Out’ are generated
by applications that send PCM data to the sound card. The signals of the analog
inputs are shown under ‘H/W In’. The ‘S/PDIF’ inputs are shown to the right.
Set the input and output levels of the analog channels under ‘Analog Volume’.
Use the ‘Monitor Mixer’ sliders for digital mixing. The respective levels are dis-
played in the ‘Digital Mixer’. For each output channel, the ‘Patchbay’ contains a
row of radio buttons for selecting the desired channel source.
played in the ‘Digital Mixer’. For each output channel, the ‘Patchbay’ contains a
row of radio buttons for selecting the desired channel source.
Adjust the amplification for the analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters
under ‘Analog Volume’. Use the ‘DAC’ sliders for the output channels and the
‘ADC’ sliders for the input channels.
under ‘Analog Volume’. Use the ‘DAC’ sliders for the output channels and the
‘ADC’ sliders for the input channels.
The S/PDIF channel settings are made under ‘Hardware Settings’. The Envy24
chip reacts to volume changes with a delay that can be configured with ‘Volume
Change’.
chip reacts to volume changes with a delay that can be configured with ‘Volume
Change’.
13.2
Multimedia Players
13.2.1
amaroK
The amaroK media player handles various audio formats and plays the stream-
ing audio broadcasts of radio stations on the Internet. The program handles all
ing audio broadcasts of radio stations on the Internet. The program handles all
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13.2. Multimedia Players