On 15-07-02 5:46 PM, Peter Huber wrote: > This is semi off-topic as it's partly a hardware question, but I don't > really know a better place to ask. > > I have a hardware mixer on my desk to connect four sources of audio to > one pair of headphones. It's breaking, I need replacement, and I also > would like to free up the desk space it's taking, so I'm thinking about > mixing on my PC. > Is there a way to change what the jacks on my sound card do? Can I > somehow use 3 of the jacks as line-in while there is only 1 jack labeled > line-in? My Windows PC can do that with a peace of software that comes > with Realtek's driver, but I have no idea if that is a software or a > hardware feature, if Debian has the tools to do that as well, and if > only specific sound cards are capable of that. If it's possible, how do > I do it? > > lspci identifies my current sound card as "C-Media Electronics Inc > CMI8738/CMI8768 PCI Audio (rev 10)", but I'd be fine with buying a new > one if that would help. I hope this is what you're after: http://www.jackaudio.org/
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