Hans Petter Selasky wrote:
On Wednesday 10 October 2007, Andreas Davour wrote:
Hi!
I've bought a Logitech USB headset, and realized that since it's a USB
device it shows up as new audio unit with it's own mixer and other
devices. Now TeamSpeak and Skype, which are the programs I bought the
headset for, don't seem to like the idea of sending the audio output
anywhere except the first unit i.e. pcm0 which unfortunately is my built
in laptop audio device.
Anyone know if I can somehow route all output/input to pcm1 or somehow
get the headset to work with Skype?
I can use some programs, like 'mplayer' which take a lot of options like
to what device it shall render audio/video. But since not all programs
are that forgiving I had hoped there would be some kind of system wide
way to direct the audio system to use my USB device instead.
Any suggestions?
I am using KDE if that's important (and I have checked the volume on all
devices and it's not zero).
/andreas
Hi,
If you are not using FreeBSD-7 current, something like the following might do
the trick:
rm /dev/dsp0
ln -s /dev/dsp1 /dev/dsp0
Although that means you will loose access to /dev/dsp0 .
back when I used skype on BSD it was a linux binary,
which means it was looking in /compat/linux/dev
you need to have the correct symlinks in there..
--HPS
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