Have you tried the -audiodev flag? Maybe -audiodev 3,4,5?
David
> hi,
> seem to be having some dificulty specifying multiple input and output
> channels in the startup arguments.
> pd -listdev gives something like (this is from memory)
>
> Audio Input #1: Creative Soundblaster
> Audio Input #2: M-Audio Delta 1010 Multichannel
> Audio Input #3: M-Audio Delta 1010 1/2
> Audio Input #4: M-Audio Delta 1010 3/4
> Audio Input #5: M-Audio Delta 1010 5/6
> Audio Input #6: M-Audio Delta 1010 7/8
> Audio Input #7: M-Audio Delta 1010 Mon Mixer
> Audio Input #8: M-Audio Delta 1010 SPDIF
>
> (The outputs are the same...)
> clearly, I want to be using the Delta 1010.
>
> for some reason, specifying pd.exe -asio -inchannels 3,4,5,6
> -outchannels 3,4,5,6
> means pd complains about illegal channel number, then takes a long
> time to register the quit command.
>
> so I try:
> pd.exe -asio -inchannels 2 -outchannels 2
>
> same thing. In fact, if I try specifying channel numbers, it
> complains. I can get the Delta 1010 to work only by not specifying
> any channel numbers, and altering windows' default device to be Delta
> 1010. it works, but only 1 stereo pair.
>
> Any idea how to get multichannel I/O working??
>
> cheers,
> M
>