Re: [Alsa-user] Input device captures output (fwd)

[Bill U. <un...@ph...>]

I have certainly never heard of a audio card that fed 100% of its output to
its input. It reallly makes me suspect a configuratin problem, b ut have no
idea what. Sorry.

On Sun, 29 Aug 2010, Warren Dumortier wrote:

> Thanks for asnwering.
> First of all it's true that some part of the output may get into the input
> with such audio chips, but now the problem is that it's too much.
> On Windows this is also the case, but it's not a problem as you almost do
> not hear it, however on Linux there's more like a 100% output that goes to
> input.
> So it can only be a software problem even if the hardware isn't the best, if
> it works very well on Windows and not on Linux, i suppose the problem comes
> from the drivers.
>
> And i don't want to buy an audio card as my chip works very well on Windows,
> i would simply like to have it running very well on Linux too... ;)
>

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