Christian Esken wrote:
Takashi Iwai wrote:
Christian Esken wrote:Tried it. Unfortunately the patch does not help. Probably the distortion
I wonder what the status of the cs64xx distortion problem is.well, it looks like you passed external_amp=1 option to the module,
I tested the 2003-01-14.tar.bz2 snapshot with my GameThaeter 7.1 XP
and it still shows those heavy distortions on analog output.
which you don't need usually.
anyway, try the attached patch (and without external_amp=1 option).
it will clean up the amplifier controls.
is slightly less, but still the soundcard is basically unusable.
I removed the external_amp=1 and reloaded the driver - and I sure that
actually the new driver got loaded.
Does the sound quality improve if you lower the volume of PCM and/or master? If so, does reloading the cs46xx module (or restarting alsa) help? Try /etc/init.d/alsa force-restart as root or modprobe -r snd-cs46xx modprobe snd-cs46xx as root.
Chrisfe
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