Isn't it just a case of the Linux driver not supporting the NXs version of
44000 rather than the device not supporting 44000 at all? My guess, as a
software engineer, is that Creative decided not to follow the USB audio
standards and therefore the USB audio drivers don't work correctly.
P.S. You m
Thanks for the replies! Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner, but I've
been away.
> > > I have an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 and am able to listen to input on the
> > > S/PDIF when using envy24control to patch it directly to HW 1 & 2 out. I
> > > have not been able to get the S/PDIF to work through
Is that a no then?
> You would be far ahead if you got a soundcard which was capable of 44100
> rate from the word go. Time interpolating will always make your good
> soundcard sound like a cheap soundcard-- increase noise and all types of
> distortion. And if you are going to do it well (ie not i
My new computer uses the intel i810 sound chip built into the
motherboard. I have a set of 3 speakers plugged into the front output
jack (controlled by the "Master" channel), and a cheaper 2 speaker set
plugged into the rear output jack (controlled by the "Master Surrond"
channel). I have a r
Not sure where the fault lies but:
With the above config XMMS will pause playback on operation of the pause
control. However, a subsequent play operation just produces an audible
click on output and a third play operation causes XMMS to start playback
from the beginning of the file. This occurs wi
On Mon, 31 May 2004, Darrell Blake wrote:
> Is it possible to set the default ALSA device? I have an Audigy2 NX card and
> have to create a device (called 48000) to upmix 44000hz sample rates to
> 48000hz so they sound right. My ~/.asoundrc file looks like this at the
> moment...
>
> pcm.48000Hz
Is it possible to set the default ALSA device? I have an Audigy2 NX card and
have to create a device (called 48000) to upmix 44000hz sample rates to
48000hz so they sound right. My ~/.asoundrc file looks like this at the
moment...
pcm.48000Hz {
type plug
slave {
pcm "hw:0,0"
rate 48000
}
route_pol
hi,
is there a prgram that shows slide-bars/led-bars for the alsa when I play music..
so that I can see VISUALY which channel have or doesnt have sound passed to him..
I'm talking for 5 + 1 channels...
any idea.. tia
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On Monday 31 May 2004 22:23, Peter Zubaj wrote:
> Eric Rose:
>
> SB Live mixer is diffrent as Audigy mixer. Audigy mixer doesn't have
> capture source, just capture volume.
> To be able hear what you are recording on SB Live:
> Set volume for Line In, set Master
Eric Rose:
SB Live mixer is diffrent as Audigy mixer. Audigy mixer doesn't have
capture source, just capture volume.
To be able hear what you are recording on SB Live:
Set volume for Line In, set Master Volume,
mute (set volume to 0) on AC97 <- you must do this,
set capture on Line In (and capture
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On Monday 31 May 2004 16:53, Peter Zubaj wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Do not mute line,
It's not
> Line In must be set to some value.
It is.
> If you hear line in in speakers, just set in alsamixer
I don't.
Basically, my fiddling in alsamixer has shown that turning cap
Philipp Morger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> No AC3/DD sound: I have never been under any circumstances been able to
> play AC3/DD sound... best is getting an ugly "sound" that worst case
> blows my sound system
I've never been able to get a sustained white noise. My A1 amp cuts it
off after
Hi,
Do not mute line,
Line In must be set to some value.
If you hear line in in speakers, just set in alsamixer
Analog Mix Capture Volume
and capture.
Peter Zubaj
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