Hi Andoru, * Andoru <aekk...@gmail.com> [2017-11-28 15:19 +0200]:
> Forgot to check previously, but whenever I use those CLI players you > suggested, they also monopolise the soundcard, making me unable to play > other stuff in parallel, just like how it would happen when setting the > specific subdevice in VLC. So, since I'm not able to use those CLI players > to play with the default device to see if they use the same amount of CPU > as VLC and other players/apps, this issue is still not solved. There must be something configured on your system which cauuses your issue. You don't have an .asoundrc. Did you created an /etc/asound.conf or adapted some options loading your snd- modules? A clean install of alsa-utils and libasound2 should work out of the box with no custom settings! > That's why I asked you for specific commands that I can use with those CLI > players. Do you think to solve your issue with "specific commands"? Just install Debian's plain alsa and enjoy, Elimar -- Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it!
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