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Hi,
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| Hm thanks for the tip. I also have quite some distortions and
| metalic sounds with Mandrake 9.2 and Hercules Game Thater XP
| (cs46xx). It looks like some Mandrake patch is causing this then.
not likely. The cs46xx driver doesn't seem to like
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On Friday 22 August 2003 23:04, Bob Lockie wrote:
This must be in a FAQ somewhere but I can't find it.
I can't change the volume (with xmms and presumably everything else).
I think xmms needs an oss mixer device. Did you load snd-pcm-oss?
If you
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It sounds well with ALSA-driver rc2 but distortedly with driver = rc3
Try restarting the driver after it gets first loaded. Appearantly some XFire
1024 Boards don't get initialized properly the first time. This subject comes
up here on regular
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Uhm,
this will also be an obvious one but one that is often forgotten.
But no sound comes out. I've checked all my cabling, yadda yadda yadda...
the speakers check out on another PC... everything loads fine, hardware's
all good, but I get no
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My modules.conf file is
alias sound-slot-0 i810_audio
alias sound-slot-1 snd-usb-audio
...
alias snd-card-0 i810_audio
alias snd-card-1 snd-usb-audio
alias sound-slot-0 snd-card-0
alias sound-slot-1 snd-card-1
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Hi,
I can't see your problem from the data you provided but I have the same card
and it works great with alsa.
The difference to my config that I can see is that you are missing the snd
module. Here is my modules.conf:
# ALSA portion
alias
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Hi,
i do this every time i load the modules (i do this by hand because of
the quirkiness of mandrake! although im sure i could write it into my
startup script with no problems)... one note if you're running mandrake
is that ./snddevices isnt
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Hi,
On Monday 03 March 2003 01:06, tod wrote:
I'm running redhat 7.3, will that matter?
I don't think RedHat 7.3 was already based on devfs. So this wouldn't apply to
you. But you can easily find out. First of all, you'd have that devfsd.conf
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Hi,
alias sound-slot-0 i810_audio
post-install sound-slot-0 /bin/aumix-minimal -f /etc/.aumixrc -L
you don't seem to be using alsa at all. This looks like the oss or kernel
module. The appropriate alsa module should be called snd-intel8x0. Or you
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I am using an MAudio usb Quattro. One thing I didn`t understand about
editing the modules.conf was whether I was to replace some values or
merely augment the files by placing the new data as copied/pasted from the
site onto the end of the file.
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Just an additional note,
make sure you use alsamixer for that. I had a similar problem with my card and
I really unmuted all channels with kmix. The problem was, kmix didn't display
the DAC and ADC sliders and my DAC was set to minimum, too.
On
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Hi,
hmm, please show which cards and drivers are you using?
it might be not due to the usb but to other stuffs.
I have:
Terratec X-Fire 1024 with cs46xx
Onboard sound on my Asus A7M266-D with cmipci
Edirol UM-2 USB Midi with usb-audio
The
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Hi,
I'm trying to get my Edirol UM-2 USB Midi adapter to work but I'm only partly
successful. I'm running RC7 on a 2.4.20 SMP kernel (SMP-System). The adapter
is loaded as 3rd soundcard via snd-usb-audio. It seems to get loaded
correctly since I
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An addition:
I tried only loading the driver for my midi interface and that works without a
problem. When I load the midi interface as my first card and the other two
next, it works, too. Midi interface driver as second card and only two cards
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Hi,
it seems you run the alias command within a shell. There is an alias command
in bash but that's something else. The alias lines you need are not shell
commands but configuration lines in your /etc/modules.conf. If you already
have sound,
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Hi,
thanks for your replies. I have my modules.conf already configured similar to
Miguel's description. Sorry for not including it right away. From Georgi's
very complete system information I found out some new spots in proc to look
for things and
know how
to do this best. At the moment the soundcard section of my modules.conf
consists of only one line which loads alsa+oss modules:
above snd-cs46xx snd-pcm-oss
regards
fe
Richard Stevens wrote:
Hi,
I guess I won't try it then. Hopefully this gets resolved at some stage.
I don't
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Hi,
I have two soundcards in my PC. One is a Terratec DMX Xfire using cs46xx and
the other is an onboard cmipci thing. I conifgured alsa to get the cmipci as
card 0 and the cs46xx thing as card1. There are a couple of things I'd like
to have but
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Hi,
when i tune each channel (spaker, pcm, etc ) with Kmix and stop and
restart kde, I can't restore the lasts levels and i am oblige to adjust
again
KDE usually restores the values you saved in kmix or some default. Check in
Controlcenter if
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Nov 24 22:13:13 bl modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module
sound-service-2-3 Nov 24 22:13:13 bl modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate
module sound-slot-3 Nov 24 22:13:13 bl modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate
module sound-service-3-0 Nov 24 22:13:13 bl
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Hi,
I have a slight problem getting oss emulation to work on gentoo linux with two
soundcards. This is what I have in my modules.conf:
# ALSA portion
alias char-major-116 snd
options snd snd_major=116 snd_cards_limit=2
# OSS/Free portion
alias
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On Wednesday 20 November 2002 20:21, you wrote:
So my alsa-newb question is: does ALSA allow more than one program to open
and write to sound devices? I assume ALSA would transparently
software/hardware mix the sound? If yes, (I sure hope the
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On Wednesday 20 November 2002 19:29, Mark Swanson wrote:
I'm trying to play sounds/midi from Java. This works find if I kill arts.
If I enable arts Java just hangs trying to open the audio device.
I did get this working once where java was playing
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Is the sound from that comes from the SPDIF interface OK ?
Just would try to understand if the problem is digital, DSP related issue,
or something analog, CODEC related ...
I just checked that. Digital out is fine when analog out is distorted. To
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Hi,
same problem for me and my DMX XFire 1024 :-(.
I think the distortion sounds like a DC offset introduced by the PCM
channel. Do you also get popping noise when changing the PCM volume?
yes, I also have that. There is something else I found
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Hi,
I have some problems with the card mentioned in the subject. I searched the
documentation and older mailinglist articles but didn't find any information
regarding my problem.
The problem is massively distorted sound. I get the driver loaded
?
Thanks,
Richard
On Thursday 14 November 2002 22:15, Richard Stevens wrote:
Hi,
I have some problems with the card mentioned in the subject. I searched the
documentation and older mailinglist articles but didn't find any
information regarding my problem.
The problem is massively distorted
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Hi,
one last mail for now...
In case my problem with the Terratec DMX XFire 1024 can't be solved I'll
probably have to replace it with something better supported.
Which cards are recommended? The Alsa Project driver matrix doesn't help much
here
, maybe I'll find a recommendation that I can
actually get my hands on.
Thanks,
Richard
On Friday 15 November 2002 00:35, M. Ritscher wrote:
Hi Richard,
On Friday 15 November 2002 00:06, Richard Stevens wrote:
Which cards are recommended? The Alsa Project driver matrix doesn't help
much
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