Hi Robert,
On Thursday 07 June 2001 06:08 am, Robert Mosher wrote:
> I'm now able to play audio CDs and would like to say thanks to every who
> gave advice. I ended up solving the problem by giving "others" permission
> to read cdrom. Though I do realize this may not be the best solution. I
> think I'll try playing around with groups like David suggested. Though I
> didn't realize you could be in multiple groups.
>
You can indeed :-)
> Also a lot of you mentioned mixers. Right now I don't have any mixers
> installed, and I'm not entirely sure if I have mixer support compiled
> into the kernel (though if having /dev/mixer means I do, then I do). I
> would assume that if I do have mixer support all that I have to do is
> apt-get one. Anyone have some good suggestions for a mixer? I noticed
> there was a lot of them listed.
>
It depends on which environment you're using.
KDE: kmix
Gnome: gmix
Anything else: xmix
I don't know of any console based ones, although I know they're out there.
> And also will a mixer help my crappy sound? Right now everything is
> pretty low quality compared to playing it in windoze. Though I'm sure I'll
> figure most of this stuff out once I get back to my machine and have a
> chance to play around with it.
>
Not sure about that, but if you play with the levels it may work. If I turn
up my volume too high on the computer, my sound gets scratchy, so I have to
compensate by turning up the speakers themselves.
> Thanks,
> Rob Mosher
Good luck!
- David Nusinow
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