"SHRIDHAR N. DAITHANKAR" wrote:
> As far as I remember the chipset is listed as some Qs3000.
http://www.yamahayst.com/cons_audio/index.htm
Qs3000 is not chipsets listed here.
> What do you mean not supported? It worked with OSS driver as
> SoundBlasterPro emulation, upto a point of breaking all windows in my
> bedroom... But the problem is when a listen an mp3 under windows and
> linux, the *quality* and not the *amplitude* is vastly different. And
> that is the problem.
OSS is commercial/shareware. I was referring to GPL'd drivers which at
least for now is not available.
> I don't know. But when a card claims to be SoundBlasterPro compliant and
> it turns out to be, may I know SoundBlasterPro is ISA or PCI?
AFAIK, Sound Blaster Pro is ISA based. Their PCI ones are based on
es1371/es1370 chipsets (supported) and are sold as part of their
multimedia kit.
-- Shanu
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