tandem with the "Alternate Level
to Surround Out" switch, but I'm not sure.
Can the switches be documented. They seem to function, just not
exactly the way I thought. Is this my error??
I'm using 'aplay' if that makes any difference.
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At the moment it appears that mpg123 will work in oss for now.
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odprobe snd-sb16 enable=1 isapnp=0 port=0x0220 mpu_port=0x330 irq=5
> dma8=1 dma16=5
>
> Cheers
> James
>
>
> Tom Watson wrote:
> > Ah, a new card to try...
> > This time it is an Ensonic ESS-1869 that is built into an older
> Compaq
> > laptop (Armada 3
ft channel seemed to be
inneffective. I had to do a "different" load before I could get the
level to work properly. The problem you have seems similar to yours,
and I'd like to know the solution. It looks like the problem has been
around for a while (or has come and
It looks like I have it working about 1/2 way. I compiled 1.0.3 and
along with its libs and utils got it installed on a RH9 system
(2.4.20). The drivers seem to load correctly, but attempts at getting
the mixer to work (alsamixer) seem to die in flames.
Files:
>>>/etc/modules.conf:
# ALSA portion
p and its sound card??
...Thanks again
--- James Courtier-Dutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks like a Sound Blaster compatible.
> Try
> modprobe snd-sb16 enable=1 isapnp=0 port=0x0220 mpu_port=0x330 irq=5
> dma8=1 dma16=5
>
> Cheers
> James
>
>
> Tom Watson wr
SS AudioDrive ES18xx soundcard not found or device
busy.
Am I missing something simple to get this thing working?? From the
look of things, I should have all the stuff working. I even attempted
to try an ISAPNP, but that didn't appear to work either.
Any bet
I was compiling).
Oh, well. Good intensions gone bad. Looks like one needs to
compile/install parts, not compile parts, then install parts.
Live & learn. (*SIGH*)
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. My friend who
uses them in Windoze doesn't use the clock linking seems to be happy,
maybe it makes a difference, but I don't know. He uses the cards in
groups of 2 and 3 with no problems.
Probably after the first of the year (you know in "copious free time&quo
d was wondering if anything has been
done to address this problem.
Thanks for the info.
p.s. At the moment I have a work around, but a fix would be nice!
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I would also like to have a "note" explain somewhere that "LFE" is a
synonym for "Sub_woofer"
Just a few comments. Alsa is the BEST!
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Thanks again,
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Takashi Iwai Wrote:
At Wed, 10 Sep 2003 10:30:25 -0700 (PDT),
Tom Watson wrote:
>
> I just got one of these, and after converting my audio to 32 bits
> (necessary for the card) I got SOME sound out of it.
>
> I have a couple of problems:
&
dows environment
(if that means anything). A pointer to the mentioned 'Envy24HT.pdf'
file might be useful as well.
p.s. Even on 2 channels, the quality seems to be quite good. The
problem is that I'd like more than that (preferably 8 channels). Maybe
a listing of the EE
!
I'm under a bit of time pressure (what else is new!!).
p.s. Most of the setup I'm doing is grafted from the test program
"pcm.c" (the one that generates sine waves).
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But most importantly: how do I get all 4 channels to work!!
p.s. Where in the source do the controls appear?? Not that I'd change
them, but I'd like to see what they do!! Using 'grep' on some of them
yields nothing, even
Off of a "sound card" subject, but is there an archive of this mailing
list, and is it searchable??
I just changed to the digest version, and in changing didn't see any
thing like either of these.
Of course, if not, could someone??
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well. I thought the lists might be archived at sorceforge or
something like that.
Warren Turkal wrote:
> Tom Watson wrote:
> > Off of a "sound card" subject, but is there an archive of this
mailing
> > list, and is it searchable??
> >
> > I just changed t
obvious (DUH!), and I could modify my
dumb program.
In any event, I'll try the suggestions to see what comes next.
Anything is possible!!
--- Takashi Iwai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At Wed, 23 Jul 2003 22:03:25 -0700 (PDT),
> Tom Watson wrote:
> >
> > OK, here is
Some of the data printed out by
> "snd_pcm_dump"
> > is different between my program and 'aplay'. I suspect that there
> is a
> > clue somewhere, but what is the "magic"??
> >
> > If necessary, I can provide the 'strace' or the output
: Some of the data printed out by "snd_pcm_dump"
is different between my program and 'aplay'. I suspect that there is a
clue somewhere, but what is the "magic"??
If necessary, I can provide the 'strace' or the output from
'snd_pcm_dump', b
d line to make it work. It is a bit confusing.
Writing the program is the "easy" part. Figuring out the commands and
the like is a bit difficult. Any assistance would be quite helpful.
Clues??
Thanks!!
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Or should the OSS emulation provide the information?
I will agree that this isn't the highest in the list of things to do,
not is it "absolutely" necessary, but it would be "a good th
bits implemented) where the samples are stored. It has room for
a bunch of samples seperate for each channel (for both input and
output).
And so it goes. I will look into the other documents for clues.
Thanks for pointers, etc...
Tom Watson
--- Martin Langer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
s:
Somehow this card generates interupts. I really haven't figured it
out totally yet.
If you want some info, I can forward some (or post them).
Once things get started, I can do the debugging, but that "start" is
my most difficult thing.
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