Hi!
I have now realized that the problem was the complexity of alsamixer and
kmix. Some settings cannot be set from the kmix but must be set using
the text-based alsamixer. When I unmuted the IEC958 in alsamixer and
fiddled with the volumes for a while I managed to get the sound working
properly.
I believe this is now fixed with Hardy Alpha 5. Could you please test
with a Live CD and confirm? Thanks!
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
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No sound with soundcard NVidia CK804
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I tested the Hardy Alpha 5 Live CD, and it worked for me. Thanks.
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I'm using a DFI Lanparty UT SLI-DR motherboard which uses CK804. I have
sound working in the front left and right channels, but I can't get
anything from the Center or Rear channels.
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No sound with soundcard NVidia CK804
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Ok, actually I can have sound BUT only through the surround output, with
Surround jack mode set to shared and Duplicate front set to On
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I also have this problem with the same hardware, have been trying on and
off for weeks to solve it but it seems there is no solution. Hope it
gets fixed soon.
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Hi!
I also have problem with my CK804 in Kubuntu .10 runing kernel
2.6.22-14-generic.
For me, the analogue out works well but the SPDIF does not work.
When I run a gentoo-installation on very same hardware it works nice. In
the gentoo kernel settings I have the snd_intel8x0 compiled into the
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