[newbie] Sound stuff

1999-09-10 Thread Westbrook

Hi All,

Just wondering if someone can help me with the sound configuration in
Linux Mandrake 6.0

I have a Yamaha SYXG50. I am told it is a YMF 724 chip set, but
windows recognizes it as OPL3-SA2/3/x which is one of the options in
'sndconfig'. It then asks me to set certain specs: (6 columns)

Column #1:

I/O Port

0x530
0x534
0x604
0xe80
0xf40

Column #2:

IRQ

5
7
9
10
11
12
15

Column #3:

DMA 1
0
1
3

Column #4:

DMA 2

0
1
3

Column #5:

MPU I/O

0x330
0x300

Column #6

Control I/O

0x370
0x380

Here are the Win98 setting for the same card:

Interrupt Request 09
Direct Memory Access 01
Input/Output Range 0220-022F
Input/Output Range 0388-038F
Input/Output Range 0330-0331
Input/Output Range 8000-800F

If anyone can decipher any of the above, could you please give me a
clue as to what to choose.

Thanks
Russ



Re: [newbie] Sound stuff

1999-09-10 Thread Murray Strome

This sounds like the same problem I had setting up my Acer sound card --
the I/O addresses in Windows did not match any of the choices in
sndconfig.  I am on the way to a solution with the driver from Open
Sound Systems:  http://www.opensound.com/lynxos.html

Their driver can be downloaded for trial. It did get my sound card
working (with Timidity, I can play MIDI files, with oss/play I can play
WAVE files, and the KDE CD Player works).  I have not gotten UMP or
RealPlayer to work with Netscape yet.  It is a pain, but at least I can
download MIDI or WAVE files and play them.  

For the trial, you can only use it for 20 minute sessions.  You have to
turn the sound on, then off.  You can then turn the sound back on for
another 20 minutes.  If the driver works for you, to make it permanent,
you have to pay $20 US to OSS.  At least that is less expensive than
buying a new card.

Good luck.

Murray

Westbrook wrote:
 
 Hi All,
 
 Just wondering if someone can help me with the sound configuration in
 Linux Mandrake 6.0
 
 I have a Yamaha SYXG50. I am told it is a YMF 724 chip set, but
 windows recognizes it as OPL3-SA2/3/x which is one of the options in
 'sndconfig'. It then asks me to set certain specs: (6 columns)
 
 Column #1:
 
 I/O Port
 
 0x530
 0x534
 0x604
 0xe80
 0xf40
 
 Column #2:
 
 IRQ
 
 5
 7
 9
 10
 11
 12
 15
 
 Column #3:
 
 DMA 1
 0
 1
 3
 
 Column #4:
 
 DMA 2
 
 0
 1
 3
 
 Column #5:
 
 MPU I/O
 
 0x330
 0x300
 
 Column #6
 
 Control I/O
 
 0x370
 0x380
 
 Here are the Win98 setting for the same card:
 
 Interrupt Request 09
 Direct Memory Access 01
 Input/Output Range 0220-022F
 Input/Output Range 0388-038F
 Input/Output Range 0330-0331
 Input/Output Range 8000-800F
 
 If anyone can decipher any of the above, could you please give me a
 clue as to what to choose.
 
 Thanks
 Russ