On Sunday 13 November 2011 02:25:02 pm Rick wrote:
> Ok this is interesting. After cold-booting the system this time (1 day
> later), the card is recognized.
> 1) I originally reported this piece of info under item #3 in my report:
> Audio Resources - Audio Adapters shows Card 0-7 as 'Not present
On Sunday 13 November 2011 09:39:51 am ltynd...@cogeco.ca wrote:
> Yes, I do agree that the way Ubuntu gets released and the changes that seem
> to get made to releases, keeping up with the
> latest version can be a pain.
Why would anyone chase the "latest and greatest" unless they've drunk the
From: Fred Gleason
> No change after rebooting and checking everything above.
Thank you for the info. Now, could you please try the following:
1)
Open up RDAdmin, click 'Manage Hosts', select the name of your system,
click 'Edit' and then 'Audio Resources'. Scroll down a bit to the
section
On Sun, 13 Nov 2011, ltynd...@cogeco.ca wrote:
> Yes, I do agree that the way Ubuntu gets released and the changes that
> seem to get made to releases, keeping up with the latest version can be
> a pain.
> However for something like Rivendell you don't really want to or need to
> be updating
>
> > I have to admit, while testing Rivendell on different distributions I've
> > had frustrations with it to get audio to play. It can be a challenge at
> > times.
>
> Ubuntu was a pain. Every six months they'd come out with a new version
> that would throw me a different curve ball. Finally I sw
On Fri, 11 Nov 2011, ltynd...@cogeco.ca wrote:
> I have to admit, while testing Rivendell on different distributions I've
> had frustrations with it to get audio to play. It can be a challenge at
> times.
Ubuntu was a pain. Every six months they'd come out with a new version
that would throw
On Nov 11, 2011, at 17:15 28, Rick wrote:
> No change after rebooting and checking everything above.
Thank you for the info. Now, could you please try the following:
1) Open up RDAdmin, click 'Manage Hosts', select the name of your system, click
'Edit' and then 'Audio Resources'. Scroll down
On Friday 11 November 2011 09:28:28 am Fred Gleason wrote:
> > I'm slightly amazed Fred is even still sane...
>
> There are those who might question your basic premise here... :)
>
Raising hand
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From: Fred Gleason
When you say 'available within Rivendell to "choose" as an option', do you mean
in RDAlsaConfig?
Also, could you please post the output of 'cat /proc/asound/cards'?
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Hi Fred,
Thank you (and everyone) for responding! First, let me express a HU
Original Message -
> From: "Fred Gleason"
> On Nov 10, 2011, at 23:34 01, Jay Ashworth wrote:
> > OSS, ALSA, ARTS, eSound, PulseAudio, Phonon, and at least 6 more I can't
> > remember the names of at the moment, and it's very difficult for even a pro
> > to be able to figure out what's s
Hi,
> 1) Don't make users fight so hard to simply recognize and utilize a sound
> card!? For goodness sake, this software is
> about playing audio!?
>
I have to admit, while testing Rivendell on different distributions I've had
frustrations with it to get audio to play.
It can be a challenge a
On Nov 10, 2011, at 23:34 01, Jay Ashworth wrote:
> OSS, ALSA, ARTS, eSound, PulseAudio, Phonon, and at least 6 more I can't
> remember the names of at the moment, and it's very difficult for even a pro
> to be able to figure out what's stacked atop what, and how to configure it.
To be sure. No
On Nov 10, 2011, at 23:09 31, Rick wrote:
> Paravel's Rivendell did not automatically utilize the sound card, nor was it
> available within Rivendell to "choose" as an option.
When you say 'available within Rivendell to "choose" as an option', do you mean
in RDAlsaConfig?
Also, could you pleas
On Nov 10, 2011, at 11:09 PM, Rick wrote:
> The Operations Guide is excellent, but doesn't help a new user with the
> *sequence* of how to set up their content, users, etc. Please consider a
> short guide / tutorial to help a new user configure their Rivendell for the
> first time.
That woul
- Original Message -
> From: "Rick"
> I am new to Rivendell and am trying to evaluate it for a local
> community radio station I'm helping get started.
[ ... ]
> 1) Don't make users fight so hard to simply recognize and utilize a
> sound card! For goodness sake, this software is about pla
Good points imho.
Perhaps it would be worth having an option for rdalsaconfig to
best-guess and configure in one fell swoop as a command-line flag (ie
something that could be called in initial install scripts) by just
enabling all the cards at first. This would allow all package
maintainers to
Hi all,
I am new to Rivendell and am trying to evaluate it for a local community radio
station I'm helping get started.
I have a generic older home-built PC (gigabyte MB, 1.5 GB RAM, 300 GB HD,
built-in sound card) I've used with various distros of Linux, and Windows.
Works fine. The sound ca
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