It's usually just
warnings, but when I get to opl3_seq I get a lot of error
messages about missing structure members. The documentation on the
Alsa web
site is worthless.
DITTO
I have a new ML9 install and also attempted to recompile Alsa to solve a
sound problem. The effort was very frustrating
Have you tried alsa 0.9.0rc6? alsa 0.5.x is officially 'obsolete' so it may
not work properly with the latest kernels as it's not being maintained any
more.
Why do people even try the v5 version?
This is not the first person.
Where are the old versions coming from?
The official homepage
Hi!
Have you also looked for the recent mail concerning some ymf bugs?
Kindest regards
Julien
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On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of any software for linux that can play 24bit pcm-files?
The mp3 player madplay can create special pcm files that can be converted
to .WAV files with 24bit words, though 'aplay' are unable to play them.
Are there even support
Hi!
There is 24/32bit support in alsa. I think you might try it with ecasound
(or ecaplay which is included in ecasound).
If you want to play it with ecasound just do:
ecasound -f:24,2,44100 -i my_file.wav -o /dev/dsp
or:
ecaplay my_file.wav
Although I don't know, if ecaplay will
Hi there,
I'm trying to get the midi inputs on the livedrive working, and having
looked at the source, I *think* it's been detected, but i'm not sure which
device it is or what to check. I've also been told that the infra red
device talks to the computer through sysex messages on this port, and
Laurent wrote:
You haven't say your version of alsa... - If it is alsa-0.5x, it's
perhaps normal because sis7012 was added to the intel driver
recently... - If you have alsa 0.9.0rc5 or newer, the driver name is
snd-intel8x0 (just remove the -card-). - Or pehaps your scripts are
buggy, and
hello folks
some progress but
i still need some help with my midiman2x2 interface
i installed the latest ALSA 09rc and everything seems to play nice
i installed the firmware loader for the midiman from
http://www.informatik.uni-halle.de/~ladischc/midisport_linux_firmware.html
and it turns
Does anyone know of any software for linux that can play 24bit pcm-files?
The mp3 player madplay can create special pcm files that can be converted
to .WAV files with 24bit words, though 'aplay' are unable to play them.
Are there even support for 24/32 bit pcm playback in the alsa drivers?
I'm
Hi,
I don't have such a card. But which alsa do you have exactly? I heard, that
there was a fix for your card just recently. It was posted on this list. If
you don't have it already, try the 0.9.0rc6.
yes, that's the version i'm using.
Speaking of the console beep, just try speaker.
Hi,
On Saturday 23 Nov 2002 06:13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After I upgraded the kernel to 2.4.19, the system works OK and I decided to
install ANSA Driver 0.5.12a, Lib 0.5.10b, Utils 0.5.10. The installation
went OK as well. The set up I'm using is for snd-ens1371.
... Any ideas?.
Have
Hi
i need some help setting up a MIDIMAN2x2 on a vaio
grx560 laptop
i followed the directions on Planet CCRMA but i do
not seem to get lights or activity on the midi man2x2
i installed all the hotplugs/ezusbmidi
rpmswhen itail -f /var/log/messages it sees me plug it inon bus
2/2 assigns
Hello,
does anybody have experience with using the 'share' plugin in .asoundrc?
I own a multichannel card and want to use outputs 1/2 and 3/4 as
separate cards.
Now I set up my asoundrc file as in ref. 1 and it works fine. Well,
almost.
I can use either output 1/2 -or- 3/4, but not at the same
Completely remove old modules in this directory bytypingrm -rf /lib/modules/(your kernel version)/misc Compile the driver with these options. --with-kernel=(your kernel source dir path)--with-moddir=/lib/modules/(your kernel version)/misc --with-cards=(youur sound card chipset name)type
UPDATE:
I managed to recompile the kernel with a clean 'soundcore'. The ALSA
software still doesn't work, with the same behavior as detailed in SYMPTOMS
below.
SYSTEM:
Linux Red Hat 8.0 (original kernel 2.4.18) on a D815EEA board with integrated
audio, Creative ES1373.
After I upgraded
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks to everybody for the help and interest.
Bob Lockie writes:
Why do people even try the v5 version?
This is not the first person.
The answer is disarmingly simple: The ALSA home page 'alsa-project.org'
itself:
N.B. The 0.5.x series is considered
Ken Arromdee wrote:
I just installed Mandrake 9 on a new hard drive. This includes Alsa 0.9.0rc2.
I'm getting sound problems when playing DVDs through Xine (whenever the drive
light is on, the sound wobbles) and I want to compile the same version of Alsa
I used to have (0.9.0 beta 10) to see
On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 10:29, Lonnie Borntreger wrote:
1. run alsactl store
2. edit /etc/asound.state. Set Mic As Center/LFE to false.
Don't see this setting.
- grep Mic /etc/asound.state
name 'Mic Playback Volume'
name 'Mic Playback Switch'
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Bob Lockie wrote:
Alsa is not in my kernel, OSS is.
Did you patch your kernel?
No. I assume Mandrake did.
Compile Sound as a module with no drivers.
After you've rebooted, compile Alsa.
I don't understand this. My problem is that I can't compile Alsa.
Compile Sound as a module with no drivers.
After you've rebooted, compile Alsa.
I don't understand this. My problem is that I can't compile Alsa.
Compile Sound as a module in the Kernel.
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