Thank you Andy, I'll give the Soundblaster Audigy FX a try.
Stan
On 3/5/18 4:43 pm, Andy Higginson wrote:
Yep, this was on a box built using the Centos 7 script install
method. The only gotya is that in rdalsaconfig there are 3 or 4
available devices listed. Only one of these is the correct one to be
enabled. When you have the correct one of these, you should have 4 (i
think - not in front of machine) outputs and 1 input available. You
also need to make sure that the outputs are turned up in alsamixer.
Andy
---- On Thu, 03 May 2018 09:14:53 +0100 *Stan Fotinos
<[email protected]>* wrote ----
Hi Andy
Thank you for your response, was this on the Centos 7 distribution?
Thanks gain!
Stan
On 3/5/18 3:28 pm, Andy Higginson wrote:
Hi,
I've tried that card and it works fine. However I didn't like
the sound quality in comparison to a Creative Labs
Soundblaster. I've also tried a Soundblaster Audigy FX
(SB1570) and this also works out the box and (in my opinion)
sounds better. I've got this card working with the 3 outputs
as separate assignable outputs in Rivendell.
Andy
---- On Thu, 03 May 2018 04:53:53 +0100 *Stan Fotinos
<[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]>* wrote ----
Hi all
Does anyone have any suggestion for a brand new cheap PCIe
sound card
that works with Centos 7 out of the box? Has any tried the
Asus Xonar
DSX on Centos 7 by any chance?
Kind regards
Stan
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