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Jabra 410/510 on Picroft (Mycroft on Raspberry Pi)
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| pcm.jabra { | |
| type hw | |
| card 1 | |
| device 0 | |
| rate 48000 | |
| } | |
| pcm.!sysdefault { | |
| type asym | |
| playback.pcm { | |
| type plug | |
| slave.pcm "jabra" | |
| } | |
| capture.pcm { | |
| type plug | |
| slave.pcm "hw:1,0" | |
| } | |
| } | |
| pcm.!default { | |
| type asym | |
| playback.pcm { | |
| type plug | |
| slave.pcm "jabra" | |
| } | |
| capture.pcm { | |
| type plug | |
| slave.pcm "hw:1,0" | |
| } | |
| } |
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Background
I've been trying to get the Jabra 410 speaker/mic work on a Raspberry Pi, with inconsistent results. After spending a great deal of time trying different "fixes" (from all over the web), only to have them work once, then not at all, or just not at all, I finally found a suggestion on the JarbasAI issue discussion that I was able to make work repeatably on the Raspberry Pi ... until I tried to install Mycroft on the Pi (picroft). While speaker playback worked, the mic wouldn't pick up, until I altered the file to also specify the
sysdefaultdevice, not just thedefault. Then it worked, so here it is.Configuration
Installation
Place this code in
/home/pi/.asoundrc. If the file already exists, rename the current one and replace it with this code (don't add it to an existing configuration unless you know what you're doing).Caveats
I haven't tested further to see if I only have to define
sysdefault. I may try that later, but I've spent a weekend working on this and a virtualbox image of the same thing, so I'm taking a break.