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A long while ago I posted an asound.state file that enabled the high resolution audio output under Linux. For whatever reason, after Alsa 1.0.6 I could no longer get a working asound.state file. Thanks to AdamWill for pointing out that my old file works (with one control removed) on alsa versions >= 1.0.9! I've reworked the old version, changed some stuff, and tested it with audio from DVDs, MP3s, and CDs. Everything seems to work perfectly again. I'm currently running Ubuntu 5.10, and the following directions are meant for Ubuntu, but the asound.state should work for any recent Linux distribution (just do a 'locate asound.state' and replace it with this version as root).
In order to get the Chaintech AV-710 to run in high-res mode and use the superior Wolfson DAC, download this asound.state file.
Copy this to your /var/lib/alsa directory as root, and run ‘alsactl restore'. This will enable the high-resolution jack. I still haven't figured out how to get the card into 96000 Hz sampling mode without problems, so if someone could get that to work I'd appreciate it. I know it has something to do with the ‘Multi Track Internal Clock' setting. To play around with it you can use ‘amixer cset numid=43′.
If anyone has any problems feel free to PM me or respond in this thread.
In order to get the Chaintech AV-710 to run in high-res mode and use the superior Wolfson DAC, download this asound.state file.
Copy this to your /var/lib/alsa directory as root, and run ‘alsactl restore'. This will enable the high-resolution jack. I still haven't figured out how to get the card into 96000 Hz sampling mode without problems, so if someone could get that to work I'd appreciate it. I know it has something to do with the ‘Multi Track Internal Clock' setting. To play around with it you can use ‘amixer cset numid=43′.
If anyone has any problems feel free to PM me or respond in this thread.