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--- wiki:intel_hda_realtime_howto [2013/09/09 08:32] – [Comments] bas_kooning
+++ wiki:intel_hda_realtime_howto [2014/03/09 00:28] (current) – j_e_f_f_g
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   * Periods/Buffer 3
-===== Comments =====
+===== Debian (9 sept 2013) =====
   * Realtime does not have to be compiled anymore into the kernel: it is already by default. I know at least on "Debian 7.1 //Wheezy// amd64" & latest UbuntuStudio, perhaps more.
   * On Debian the location of the config file is **/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf**
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   * The '**nice**' option is not needed, it is commented out on my setup.
   * Example of /etc/asound.conf that will capture sound from device 0 on 'CA0106', and playbacks sound to device 1 on 'Intel':
-  (Use '**aplay -l**' to list all playback devices, and '**arecord -l**' to list all capture devices)
+  Use '**aplay -l**' to list all playback devices, and '**arecord -l**' to list all capture devices. Results are like '//card 1: **Intel** [HDA Intel], device 1: ALC1200 Digital [ALC1200 Digital]// ', where the part made bold is the name used. Case sensitive.
   pcm.!default {                   # declare the default PCM device
     type asym                      # combine playback and capture devices
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 !-- Comments end here --!
-{{tag>Sound_Cards_and_Drivers jack howtos_and_faqs}}
+{{tag>Sound_Cards_and_Drivers jack howtos_and_faqs hardware_linux}}