I recently installed Alsa for my Audigy (I'm running Gentoo 1.4_rc1 on a
dual AMD MP system, for those curious), but I couldn't seem to get rear
speakers working (analog outputs on the back of the card). I noticed in
an old forum post that the support was broken. Is it still? If not,
what volum
Here's my /etc/modules.conf. I am able to play midi.
I'm using alsa 0.5.12a on RH 7.3.
# ALSA portion
alias char-major-116 snd
alias char-major-14 soundcore
alias snd-card-0 snd-card-emu10k1
# module options should go here
# OSS/Free portion
alias sound-slot-0 snd-card-0
# card #1
al
Does your system use devfs? I can't remember if
Redhat 7.2 uses this, but with devfs device
permissions are allocated to users on the fly as you
describe.
In this case you can force permissions in
/etc/devfsd.conf. Such a fix is mentioned in the ALSA
"INSTALL" file included with the ALSA driver
A big hug to all. Today, after several weeks of
downtime, I finally got my synth + drum machine
to talk to my Linux box.
As was suggested, the problem was my MIDI cable.
I will talk to my local music store (which is
normally helpful + well-informed) about getting
decent cables.
[Off-topic: doe
Apologies if this has already been answered ... I have tried to search the archives but
have had no luck.
Today I installed alsa drivers, etc. on my main system ... I'm running on RedHat 8.0,
and
I downloaded the src rpms from freshmeat, built and installed them. I read through the
documentatio
Hello there,
When I log in as a user all of the audio-related devices get their owners
changed to the currently logged-in user.
So, what happens is that if I log in under my user name (let's say "irwink")
then the devices /dev/audio*, /dev/dsp*, /dev/sequencer*, etc. get chowned to
"irwink".
On Wed, 2002-10-16 at 00:58, Adam Jones wrote:
> On 15-Oct-02, Jeremy Nickurak wrote:
>
> > For reference, my goal is to get Ogle's multi-channel dvd output
> > (which is available in it's current CVS) to work on this card.
>
> OOI, have you tried xine? All the DVD menu support and so on from O
I need hardware mixing and it is clear the nForce chip isn't well loved
in the Linux world. Without nVidia releasing some information, the devs
aren't particularly interested in figuring out how to implament support
(but who can blame them?)...
So, I need to buy a sound card. I can get a SoundB
I am having fun getting the onboard sound on my recent Gigabyte GA-7VKML
mobo working.
The mobo has a VIA VT8233A southbridge, and a Realtek "AC'97" ALC101
codec. I think earlier revisions of this board have a different codec
chip because references to it in the mobo manual are in a loose erata
Hi,
I am trying to record sound from a microphone with a
CMI8738 sound card (integrated on the motherboard).
The card works fine otherwise. It plays sound without
any problems and I can also record from the CD. But
when I switch the input to the microphone, it doesn't
record any sound!
I'm usin
Hi,
I recently bought an EPoX 8K5A2 motherboard, with an onboard ALC201 sound
chip. This motherboard utilizes VIA's new VT8235 south bridge (as opposed to
VT8233 in most other recent VIA chipset boards), which I think may be the
cause of my sound problems. I've tried various ALSA drivers with
On 15 Oct 2002, Jeremy Nickurak wrote:
> I'm trying to track down whether or not my (working) alsa setup will
> support 4 channel audio, but I'm having no end of trouble. If anyone
> knows anything about the SB PCI128's 4-point support, please enlighten
> me :)
>
> Anyways: The one thing I would
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