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I'm running Slackware 13.37 and I'm having issues setting the default sound device, or even keeping a persistent sound device between reboots.
I have a built-in Via sound card that I'm using. This worked great until I needed to use a mic with half decent noise reduction which I had lying around - Logitech Rockband Mic. When I shut down my PC and turn it on, the USB mic because the default sound device. I've tried selecting a different sound card in Alsa using alsamixer and alsaconf. I don't know how to fix this issue except rebooting with the USB Mic unplugged, then plugging it in once it's booted up.
The above makes the sound card using the snd-via82xx modules as the first sound card, and usb-audio as the second audio device. http://alsa.opensrc.org/MultipleCards
I'm running Slackware 13.37 and I'm having issues setting the default sound device, or even keeping a persistent sound device between reboots.
I have a built-in Via sound card that I'm using. This worked great until I needed to use a mic with half decent noise reduction which I had lying around - Logitech Rockband Mic. When I shut down my PC and turn it on, the USB mic because the default sound device. I've tried selecting a different sound card in Alsa using alsamixer and alsaconf. I don't know how to fix this issue except rebooting with the USB Mic unplugged, then plugging it in once it's booted up.
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