Richard Andrews wrote:
> Is there any way to make the PC speaker sound go to the sound card instead?
I'm interested too ! I've disconnected my speaker because It's sound _���"'( me .
But if it can be forwarded to the sound Card, It"s cool !
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> I've recently had my PC at work "upgraded" (faster processor, soundcard and a
> CPU fan that works) but the PC speaker doesn't work on this machine so I can't
> hear when I'm getting incoming mail (damn inconvenient >:-( ).
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Hum...
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> Also...
> Is there a mixer program that will run the bass and treble setting for a
> SoundBlaster 16 in the same way that the M$ Windoze program from creative does?
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Yes :
You can use Mctools-lite (It's a suite containing a Mixer (XMixer) & a CD-player)
This Mixer is for X, it's look is great and it isn't difficult. I think it's as
performant as the Creative Mixer, but it hasn't got the display screen. (Not a
real inconveniant for me !)
It exist xmixer too : The same commands but the look is... Beurk !
Aumix, which is command line interface oriented. It has, i think, more functions.
Tkmixer has the same function than Mctools-lite Mixer and is tcl-tk interface
oriented.
wmmixer is a good but not quick (multi-click to choose the sound for this or this
device...)
It's originaly for WindowMaker but works under the other WinManagers.
That are the all I know, but many other exist
Tcao !
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> Rich
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