New forum for emulating AmigaOS4

I've created a new forum for emulation of AmigaOS4 to keep it separate from classic emulation.

@orgin

Thanks for the new topic.

@balaton

I have a question for @balaton.
There's a technical reason why ALSA is used instead of PIPEWIRE by default in audio emulation.
Since PIPEWIRE is now the standard for audio management.

This isn't a controversy, just information.

Thanks.

@white

Thanks

But please create new topics. Do not reuse existing threads (like this one) for new issues.

@orgin

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Thanks, that should keep the forum a little more organized.

It was a bad idea to block white's thread. I can't reply there and now he just posts the same again in another thread. Can you undo that? What's wrong with that thread?

QEMU supports different audio backends, including pipewire but since that did not work for you I thought using ALSA is the simplest as that's the most low level audio driver that should work on any Linux after you disable all other higher level sound servers.

@balaton


I'm writing it here

It's not the first time I've used Linux.
Generally, you use alsamixer, select the F6 tab, and the settings are retained.
In this case, other applications are able to handle this situation and switch to the active channel.

QEMU with AmigaOS emulation cannot do this.

How can I modify QEMU AUDIO files before compiling them so that they point to CHANNEL 1 ?

Thanks.

I can't quite explain it to you, but it's simple.

I need to compile QEMU and edit the audio file before compiling so I can direct it to the channel of my choice.

Is it possible to do this ?

I imagine it is found for example in audio.c

when you download with :
git clone https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu.git

Thanks