SB Live:
>Problem is, no sound and (worse) the amixer and
>alsaplayer applications deny that there is a sound
>card present at all.
What they say ???
Output of lspci -n
Audigy LS:
>The second problem is with the Audigy LS. ALSA lists
>this as a (partially) supported card, but I can't get
>any ALS
Anyone??
I need to get this problem fixed.
Is there any othr info i can provide that will help work out the problem?
Thanks.
> Hi all,
>
> Ive come across quite an odd problem.
>
> When playing audio via my Revo7.1 card using ALSA, i get a high pitched tone (est
> ~14khz) mixed with the audio
Hi,
I am having some problems getting Soundblaster cards
working under ALSA under Linux 2.6.5. I've tried the
ALSA code provided with 2.6.5, and also the latest
drivers from the ALSA website. No difference.
First off, there's the SB Live! - this detects OK
under lspci, and alsaconf recognises it
Hello,
I'm trying to set up my M-Audio Delta 66 using the alsa drivers (ice1712) to
enable it to play back from more than one sound source at the same time,
mainly for playback via XMMS whilst still hearing sound notifications on the
PSI jabber client.
I'm running Debian unstable, with kernel
Alle 11:35, giovedì 6 maggio 2004, Julien Claassen ha scritto:
> Hi!
> Did you try to use a simple dshare or something and then use bindings.
> It could look like that:
> pcm.my_40 {
> type dshare
> slave "hw:0,0"
> bindngs {
> 0 0
> 1 1
> 2 0
> 3 1
> }
> ipc_key 173
I'm looking for a reasonably priced soundcard that works well with the ALSA
drivers and will give me bit-perfect (no resampling) SPDIF output at 44.1khz.
I would appreciate either recommendations of such a card, or guidelines on how
to determine whether a given card will give me bit-perfect output
On Wed, 5 May 2004 20:52:52 +0300
Juhana Sadeharju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Could anyone list all what needs face lifting?
PCM, CD, Aux & co should modify volume on all channels, not only on
front left and right.
There should be a way to make CD play on all
channels (i think there's the same
Hello
I still cannot manage to get an AC3 stream from my intel8x0 (nforce2,
A7n8x deluxe board) chipset with kernel 2.6.5.
Here's what works:
- Raw PCM -> OK
- DTS stream -> OK but detected as a DTS stream from an audio CD, not
from a DVD.
- AC3 stream -> my amp is silent. I sometime get a sma
At Thu, 6 May 2004 03:23:40 +0200,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hy there,
> i fooled around with getting my rme hdsp card to work under my 2.6.4 kernel in
> debian.
> There is some information i collected and i am confused somehow...
> If anyone has an idea to help me out I'd be glad to hear!!
>
Hi!
Did you try to use a simple dshare or something and then use bindings.
It could look like that:
pcm.my_40 {
type dshare
slave "hw:0,0"
bindngs {
0 0
1 1
2 0
3 1
}
ipc_key 1738
}
I'm not sure about the bindings section. I don't know which channel to bind
to wh
>
>
> Hy there,
> i fooled around with getting my rme hdsp card to work under my 2.6.4
kernel in debian.
> There is some information i collected and i am confused somehow... If
anyone has an idea to help me out I'd be glad to hear!!
>
> Current status: I am able to address my hdsp-multiface f.e. wi
hi all,
i'd like to play stereo files over all speakers of my 4.0 surround
sound, so
this is mine .asoundrc:
pcm.ch40dup{
type route
slave.pcm "surround40"
slave.channels 4
ttable.0.0 1
ttable.1.1 1
ttable.0.2 1
ttable.1.3 1
}
It works, but front and rear cha
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