I find that if I install the binary ATI driver for my
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5400 Series card in my Dell
Zino HD, I can get audio out the HDMI port, but if
I use the open source xorg-x11-drv-ati driver I get
no audio.
The utterly mysterious bit is that lspci says the
device is using snd-hda-intel
Note you need the model with a pci-e host card. If you watch ebay, one should
turn up.
The Magma boxes are very modular. They have a PC type power supply, the pci
back plane, a card that goes into the back plane, a card that goes in the PC,
and a connect cable.
If you google for similar pro
I found this link:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=69601
It fixed my problem.
HDMI audio works just fine using the probe_mask.
jerry
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It depends on the HDMI device. For my video card, the specification
of the sound that travels over that wire is pretty strict. ONLY AC3,
only 44.1kHz, only stereo / 2 channels, only... And it does work if
all criteria is met. But I much prefer to use the analog audio
(lossless / PCM). But a si
I got a new computer (Zotac HD-ID40) ION2
I have installed alsa 1.0.24 on Centos 5.6 x86_64.
Not sure why it registers 2 audio devices either.
here is info:
lspci | grep Audio
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio
Controller (rev 02)
03:00.1 Audio devi
Thank you i'll by a 7 PCI slots magma box, it's amazing
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> The order changes when you boot. I have seen solutions to this posted. A
job for google.
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> I move the order around in yast, but of course that advice is only useful
if you run suse/opensuse.
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> If you run multiple cards and want to min
