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# /etc/conf.d/vdr.analogradio
# $Header: $
# The only thing you should check, is whether you have and where you have your
# /dev/radio device file and which /dev/dsp you want to use. If your radio device
# is somewhere else than /dev/radio and /dev/radio is not a symlink to it, you
# should pass the right one as a command line option (see below).
# As dsp-device you can either use your soundcard and pass the sound through a
# loopback cable to the line in jack or get it directly from the card using the
# btaudio module from the kernel (Drivers->Sound->OSS->btaudio). Again: If it
# differs from /dev/dsp, pass the right one. Note that for the soundcard solution
# line-in has to be setup for recording (the command line options before and
# after may help you, see below). Also note, that btaudio adds two dsp-devices,
# so make sure to use the right (the "digital") one.
# Use one of following audio modes:
# OSS (default)
# RAW
# ALSA (currently not supported)
#
#AUDIO_MODE="OSS"
# Use a different device than /dev/radio or /dev/dsp
# (which are usually symlinks to your real devices).
#
# radio device (default: /dev/radio)
# audio device (default: /dev/snd or /dev/dsp)
#
#RADIO_DEVICE="/dev/radio"
#AUDIO_DEVICE="/dev/dsp"
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