Priority of ALSA sound modules (snd_usb_audio and snd_intel8x0)

[Ivo Marino]

On Wed, 2004-12-15 at 09:13 +0100, Magnus Therning wrote:

> Funny, I realise now I had exactly the same problem, I just didn't see
> the webcam as an audio device, but of course it is.
> 
> My blacklisting worked fine though:
> 
> /etc/hotplug/blacklist.d/local contains the line
> 
>  snd_usb_audio
> 
> I also made the file executable (since the file that already existed in
> that dir was), don't know if that has any effect though :-)
> 
Mmmmh, lsmod returns snd_usb_audio still as loaded.

Furthermore the GNOME Volume Control Applet controls my QuickCam
microphone and not my AC97 sound card.

Anyway on the CLI the command "alsamixer -c 0" allows me to control the
mixer of the AC97 device, quite strange considering that the behavior of
the GNOME Volume Control Applet as reported before.

Instead "alsamixer -c 1" should allow me to drive the QuickCam
microphone which is not the case.

> I owuld love to have such a solution as well...
> 
Yes, and now more then before ;)

> /M
> 
Regards,

 I.

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