Hi, my name is Nico, and Im a linux user from South Africa.
I was introd to Linux in 2005 and since just loved it.
I use Blender and graphic software mainly and now looking for ubuntu
studio in South Africa, but don,t know where to get it.
Not able to download, no private internet connection.
On Friday 14 March 2008, Gary Ball wrote:
* Starting TiMidity++ ALSA midi
emulation...[fail]
Hard to say why this is, but it looks like either the snd-seq-midi module
isn't loading, or maybe it's a problem like JACK is having.
Sorry. The audio interface hw:0
Thanks for your help! This Ubuntustudio User help is a great community
Although it looks as if I'm going shopping for a new soundcard today.
I'm a graphic designer, so the sound mixing element of my day isn't
huge.
But that's about half of what this flavour of Linux is supposed to
excel in
Hi Gary,
Were you able to get sound to work before running Jack or installing
ubuntustudio ?
Gary Ball wrote:
Hi All.
Forgive me, But I'm a linux-ly challenged old fart who left the
cushy world of Mac OSX and I am currently trying to set up the sound in
UbuntuStudio.
Two issues:
Yes, the sound eventually did work (after a lot of trial error
self help on the internet) using the SB-awe alsa driver, just not
anything to do with JACK.
Regards,
Gary Ball
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On 15-Mar-08, at 12:35 PM, Mark
Yo:
-- Forwarded message --
From: Chris Warburton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 11:18 AM
Subject: [ubuntu-marketing] Sheffield University music department
switching to Ubuntu Studio
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, I'm a student at Sheffield University in the UK (and
Hi Chris,
This is excellent to hear! I have forwarded your mail to the Ubuntu
Studio Users' list, and I invite you to participate in the discussion
that'll undoubtedly emerge there.
I'm very pleased to see that Ubuntu Studio is gaining a larger
audience, and this will be especially good in that
On Saturday 15 March 2008, Gary Ball wrote:
Although it looks as if I'm going shopping for a new soundcard today.
I'm a graphic designer, so the sound mixing element of my day isn't
huge.
You probably don't need something as good as the Audiophile I suggested, but
if you don't mind spending
I have used Creative's Sound Blaster cards for as long as I've had a PC
and never a problem. DOS, Winsloth and several distros of Linux.
The price is right here. (I have no association with the vendor)
Ray
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductReview.aspx?Item=N82E16829102010
D. Michael
On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Ray Edester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have used Creative's Sound Blaster cards for as long as I've had a PC
and never a problem. DOS, Winsloth and several distros of Linux.
The Audigy line are pretty good, and have a decent feature set. I'd
recommend going for
One of the help-the-new-guy posts had a comment, let's see, from Ray, I have
used Creative's Sound Blaster cards for as long as I've had a PC and never a
problem. DOS, Winsloth and several distros of Linux.
Me too (though their newest stuff doesn't look like they're playing ball with
Linux
Thanks, I just bought a card from tiger direct that sez it works for
linux systems (CMI-8738 chip) $12.98 (Can).
I'll let you all know how it goes...
Gary Ball
Tel.: 905-632-6263 • Cell:905-580-0587
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On 15-Mar-08, at 8:43 PM, jth1 wrote:
Gary, I'm
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