Hi folks,
Thanks for the replies :-)
On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Alan Cox wrote:
> > Completely right. What needs to be said is that
> >
> > 1) Most apps _cant_ cope with that
> >
> > 2) esd can. So you just need to instal esd (package is called esound)
> > and be done with that.
>
> 3. The intel i810 and related audio devices mostly only support 48Khz 16bit
> audio, so USB or not you'll have to handle it.
>
> Alan
Fortunately (or not), I have a VIA MVP3-based board.
But basically what you're saying is that if I install esound, it will
manage all data to the audio port and configure anything sent to it, is
that right? The device in question is a USB->MD DAC, shame the MD didn't
come with a USB port and convert the bitrate internally (has optical in
too). <sigh>
There is no other software involved in the interface and it did work
perfectly, only that they sounded a bit funny ;-)
I'll give esound a look.
Thanks,
Duncan
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