[Alsa-user] edirol fa.-66

Dear community, I would like to get to work my edirol fa-66 soundcard. It is an external firewire module and I'm using kubunte (kde 4.1.). Could You give me a tipp, please? -- This SF.net email is sponsored by:

Re: [Alsa-user] edirol fa.-66

Stefan Thomas wrote: Dear community, I would like to get to work my edirol fa-66 soundcard. It is an external firewire module and I'm using kubunte (kde 4.1.). Could You give me a tipp, please? http://www.ffado.org/

Re: [Alsa-user] edirol fa.-66

Dear John, thanks for Your reply. But isn't there a possibilitie to use it with freebob? I have freebob in the repositorys of kubuntu, but libffado not, and I really don't like installing software from source, because most of the time it doesn't work, when I try it. And let me ask one more

[Alsa-user] Sound Board

I find the accepted sound boards list a bit confusing. I am using a built in Realtek 1200 8 channel device on an Asus P5Q motherboard producing no sound on Ubuntu 8.10 and can`t ascertain if the sound card is acceptable. If not, what is recommended as a reliable unit? Very grateful for any advice.

Re: [Alsa-user] edirol fa.-66

Stefan Thomas wrote: Dear John, thanks for Your reply. But isn't there a possibilitie to use it with freebob? I have freebob in the repositorys of kubuntu, but libffado not, and I really don't like installing software from source, because most of the time it doesn't work, when I try it. And

[Alsa-user] ALSA

Can you tell me please how I am meant to install ALSA for my Extigy? Is it normal to get permission denied messages when I drag files? Can this be turned of?? Thx from Noobcore! -- This SF.net email is sponsored by: High

Re: [Alsa-user] ALSA

On Tue, 14 Apr 2009, MG wrote: Can you tell me please how I am meant to install ALSA for my Extigy? Is it normal to get permission denied messages when I drag files? Can this be turned of?? Since we have no idea what you are doing we have no idea what you mean. Anyway alsa is already part of

[Alsa-user] ASUS M4A78T-E no S/PDIF Out

I have an ASUS M4A78T-E mobo running Kubuntu Jaunty 9.04 with a custom 2.6.28.9 kernel. I am getting sound out the Line Out/Speaker Out jacks, but no sound through the Toslink S/PDIF Out jack. This mobo has integrated 7.1 channel HD Audio using Via VT1708S chip, plus HDMI out. I think S/PDIF

Re: [Alsa-user] ALSA

OK, the usb sound drivers are loaded. You now need to make sure that the usb sound it turned on. I suspect that your mp3 player is sending the sound out the onboard sound card. You need to tell it to use the usb device. Unplg the usb device, wait 10 sec and then plug it back in. Look at

[Alsa-user] PS3 Eye Microphone issues..help pls

Hello all, I was wondering if you could lend me a hand or offer some suggestion on a strange matter I'm confronting with. I have taken a PS3 Eye Webcam from my PS3 and placed it into my USB port on the home computer. So far so good, I also compiled the video driver made for it but this is

Re: [Alsa-user] MCP78 no HDMI audio

Alex wrote: [If] Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version [is not] 1.0.19, that's your [HDMI] problem, the above statement would be a little disingenuous: We all know that with the _latest_ kernel, 2.6.29.1, the /proc/asound/versionis 1.0.18a (i.e. not 1.0.19). In other words, any

Re: [Alsa-user] Extigy Problems Please Help

I have been having problems as linux recognises the soundcard but plays it thru onboard sound even when Creative Extigy is selected in Sound!: -- This SF.net email is sponsored by: High Quality Requirements in

Re: [Alsa-user] Extigy Problems Please Help

I followed the instructions at http://exaudio.sourceforge.net/k26.html and it all seemed to work apart from ./load.sh and no sound!: r...@thundercat1:/usr/src/alsa/Alsa/exaudio-1.68# insmod ./exaudio_remote.ko r...@thundercat1:/usr/src/alsa/Alsa/exaudio-1.68# insmod ./exaudio.ko

Re: [Alsa-user] (no subject)

Yesss! Thank you very much! Long answer: Yes I do use PulseAudio And yes I managed to write a decent asound.conf For some reason the file you gave me did not work like that: it was throwing warnings about finding unexpected characters and being possibly corrupted (was it written for an

[Alsa-user] alc883 and alc885

I have 2 motherboards. both are gigabyte MA78GM one motherboard has suffix MA78GM-US2H (no sound) the other MA78GM-S2HP (sound works) both give the same result from lspci -n 1002:960f I have tried different model= in /etc/modprobe.conf as snd-hda-intel options but nothing has worked for

Re: [Alsa-user] alc883 and alc885

Jerry Geis wrote: I have 2 motherboards. both are gigabyte MA78GM one motherboard has suffix MA78GM-US2H (no sound) the other MA78GM-S2HP (sound works) both give the same result from lspci -n 1002:960f I have tried different model= in /etc/modprobe.conf as snd-hda-intel options