Campcaster is designed to use three stereo audio interfaces (live
studio, headphone cue, scheduled programming). Many low-cost audio cards
now have six channel output (for 5.1 DVD soundtrack playback). However,
Campcaster expects to use three different ALSA device names, not one
device with different channels assigned in pairs (like Mixxx does).
Has anyone tried using the Dshare trick for ALSA to split a 5.1
soundcard into three virtual devices for Campcaster?
If it works, it means people can demo Campcaster for themselves using
something as cheap as a netbook and a SoundBlaster Live USB, which even
has an optical S/PDIF output.