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asoundconf

NAME

asoundconf - utility to read and change the user's ALSA library configuration

SYNOPSIS

asoundconf is-active
asoundconf get|delete PARAMETER
asoundconf set PARAMETER VALUE
asoundconf list Convenience macro functions:
asoundconf set-default-card PARAMETER
asoundconf reset-default-card
asoundconf set-pulseaudio
asoundconf unset-pulseaudio

DESCRIPTION

asoundconf configures the ALSA library for the user. It does this by reading the values of parameters from and writing the values of parameters to the special file .asoundrc.asoundconf in the user's home directory. The .asoundrc.asoundconf file should not be edited by hand!
The .asoundrc.asoundconf file only has an effect on the ALSA library if it is included by the user's .asoundrc file, also located in the user's home directory. When asoundconf is run and it finds either that the ~/.asoundrc file does not exist or that the file exists and contains the markers of the obsolete set-default-soundcard program then asoundconf adds the required inclusion statement to ~/.asoundrc; otherwise asoundconf does not change ~/.asoundrc. Hence, if you want to disable control of ALSA library configuration parameters by asoundconf then simply comment out this inclusion statement but do not delete the ~/.asoundrc file. (It is OK for ~/.asoundrc to be an empty file.)

WARNING

This program is under development. Its features will change without notice and without preservation of backward compatibility, except insofar as they are put to use by other components of the Debian and/or Ubuntu operating systems. (As of this writing the Ubuntu developers have plans to use asoundconf for setting parameters listed in /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf under the defaults section. Separate graphical frontend tools are under development to ease the configuration of multichannel .asoundrc files.)

FILES

~/.asoundrc
user-specific ALSA library configuration file
~/.asoundrc.asoundconf
file containing R asoundconf -managed parameter settings

AUTHOR

This program was written by Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@ubuntu.com>.