At Fri, 28 Apr 2006 21:09:42 +0100, Jon Linnell wrote:
Whenever I try to do anything involving sound (CD playing, Movies
etc.) a dialogue box comes up saying something like 'Device /dev/dsp
not found'. any ideas?
You are using alsa, but do not have oss emulation ?
('device /dev/dsp not
Dear all,
I tried a self-compiled 2.6.15-1 debian kernel which I patched to enable
sound support:
http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/linuxppc64/patch?id=3924
When I try to load the snd_powermac module (which crashes the machine on
non-patched kernels), I encounter the following error:
sorbet:~#
On Tue, 2006-01-10 at 11:01 +0900, Charles Plessy wrote:
Dear all,
I tried a self-compiled 2.6.15-1 debian kernel which I patched to enable
sound support:
http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/linuxppc64/patch?id=3924
When I try to load the snd_powermac module (which crashes the machine on
On Tue, 2004-08-31 at 16:58, Ed Sutherland wrote:
How do I enable Gnome sound so I can play audio CDs and MP3 files on my
iMac? I've enabled the sound server on startup item from the Sound
preference menu item, but Gnome says /dev/dsp doesn't exist. What is my
next step? Thanks.
How do I enable Gnome sound so I can play audio CDs and MP3 files on my
iMac? I've enabled the sound server on startup item from the Sound
preference menu item, but Gnome says /dev/dsp doesn't exist. What is my
next step? Thanks.
Ed
Chris Tillman wrote:
On Thu, May 01, 2003 at 08:13:23PM +0100, Matthew Buckett wrote:
aumix seems to mute the speakers independently, using the top
2 rows to control the internal and external outputs.
Well I've now switched to experimenting with ALSA more and although the
Speaker volume
On Thu, 1 May 2003, Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
difficult to describe but definatly
On May 06 2003, Edward G. Speyer wrote:
I did use to have horribly distorted sound, and found that it was
fixed by reducing the `pcm' setting to 50%. Don't know what it
does, but it cheered me up to have sound working.
I see this also on my i386 with a es1371 sound card, which
Segher Boessenkool wrote:
Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to
get problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones
socket on the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
That is not a headphone socket
Ok, not being an audio person, what is the differnce between a line
level socket and a headphones socket?
A line level source has a higher voltage or something, and/or runs at
a different impedance. I think. :^)
Is a headphone socket for devices without build in amplifiers? and a
line
Matthew Buckett wrote:
That is not a headphone socket -- it is a line-level socket.
Ok, not being an audio person, what is the differnce between a line
level socket and a headphones socket?
Different voltage, different impedance.
Is a headphone socket for devices without build in
Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
That is not a headphone socket -- it is a line-level socket.
Hi Matthew,
Sorry this is directed to you rather than the list, but I'm having
problems. You could paste this in a mail to the list to keep your
thread alive if you like.
On Thursday, May 1, 2003, at 08:13 PM, Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
difficult to describe but definatly wrong. I think the sound is ok
through the
On Thu, May 01, 2003 at 08:13:23PM +0100, Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
difficult to
I was wondering if any progress had been made regarding this bug:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=88691
Although the bug report is about splay it appears to be more fundamental
and affects anything going through /dev/dsp, which includes CDs (with
xmms-cd-read) and .wav files.
Hi,
Jonathan Riddell wrote:
I was wondering if any progress had been made regarding this bug:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=88691
Although the bug report is about splay it appears to be more fundamental
and affects anything going through /dev/dsp, which includes CDs (with
Bastien Nocera wrote:
snip
This bug is already worked-around for the Pismo. As I have the hardware,
I'll try to look at it soon, and submit the fix to BenH and on
linuxppc-dev. In the end, this is definitely a kernel problem.
You might want to try this out (not tested at all):
around line
Bastien Nocera wrote:
snip
This bug is already worked-around for the Pismo. As I have the hardware,
I'll try to look at it soon, and submit the fix to BenH and on
linuxppc-dev. In the end, this is definitely a kernel problem.
You might want to try this out (not tested at all):
around
Any better like that ? (Should be better in fact ;)
Bastien Nocera wrote:
Bastien Nocera wrote:
snip
This bug is already worked-around for the Pismo. As I have the
hardware, I'll try to look at it soon, and submit the fix to BenH and
on linuxppc-dev. In the end, this is definitely a kernel
Any better like that ? (Should be better in fact ;)
Hmm no, still doesn't work. Thanks very much for trying. Maybe if you've
had better luck you could put the kernel and modules somewhere that i can
get it.
Jonathan Riddell
Nic Ferrier wrote:
Jonathan Riddell [EMAIL PROTECTED] 27-Feb-01 9:59:28 PM
If I do insmod dmasound, that lets me do stuff like
cat english.au /dev/audio
but I can't play CDs for example.
The reason you can't play audio CDs is probably because you're using
CD player software that
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 08:40:21AM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
The reason you can't play audio CDs is probably because you're using
CD player software that doesn't handle the iMac's digital audio system.
Beautiful name for the fact that the CD drive isn't connected to audio out via
a mixer
Jonathan Riddell [EMAIL PROTECTED] 27-Feb-01 9:59:28 PM
If I do insmod dmasound, that lets me do stuff
like cat english.au /dev/audio
but I can't play CDs for example.
Nathan Abramson contacted me after my reply to say that xmms can be
made to play CDs on cdda machines.
I tried it but
I've installed Debian on my new (but not high range) iMac, and even got
KDE 2.1 up and running but I have very little idea about how to get sound
working.
If I do insmod dmasound, that lets me do stuff like cat english.au
/dev/audio but I can't play CDs for example.
What's the best way to go
Jonathan Riddell [EMAIL PROTECTED] 27-Feb-01 9:59:28 PM
If I do insmod dmasound, that lets me do stuff like
cat english.au /dev/audio
but I can't play CDs for example.
The reason you can't play audio CDs is probably because you're using
CD player software that doesn't handle the iMac's
On Tuesday 27 February 2001 19:31, Nic Ferrier wrote:
snip
The reason you can't play audio CDs is probably because you're using
CD player software that doesn't handle the iMac's digital audio
system.
snip
XMMS, thanks to the help of several individuals whos' names escape me right
now, has a
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