I did a clean install of Opensuse 11.0 and KDE 4.1.3. And I was not
happy with the sound so I installed Vista and suddenly I got the same
sound as I have with a cd.
For some reason Linux installed Audigy drivers, but the souncard is a
SB Live 24. Maybe that had something to do with it.
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bpa;360851 Wrote:
> I would expect a display as follows from Kmix.
>
> http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdemultimedia/kmix/working-with-kmix.html
>
> On my Suse system KMix mixer is open by clicking on the "mixer" button
> at the bottom of the vomlume control. Alternatively start KMix from the
> a
left click the volume controlthen click the mixer tab.
settings > configure channels etc.
With my cmedia card I use the optical out which means me turning on the
IEC958 switch
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SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>ESPAudio P09B Active filter>NAP140+260A>Rhapsody,
Avondale and Naim cable, Kubuntu I
left click the volume control then click the mixer tab. if no response
open the terminal and type kmix. Kmix is there with kde4 I think.
settings > configure channels etc.
With my cmedia card I use the optical out which means me turning on the
IEC958 switch
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SB3>CyrusDACX>PreXvs>ES
I would expect a display as follows from Kmix.
http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdemultimedia/kmix/working-with-kmix.html
On my Suse system KMix mixer is open by clicking on the "mixer" button
at the bottom of the vomlume control. Alternatively start KMix from the
application menus.
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bpa;360776 Wrote:
> Kmix usually has 3 tabs - output, input and switches. Look at "input"
> tab.
Sorry, I can't find any of the tabs. I click on the speaker next to the
clock and then the button Mixer. There is a lot of channels but only one
is doing anything.
According to lspci my soundcard i
Sounds cards in PCs have poor analog output for the reasons stated in
this thred. There is a lot of electrical noise in a computer. If you
are getting pops and clicks you can make sure your sound card is on
it's own interupt. Use "lspci" from the command line in linux. But I
don't think this is yo
bernt wrote:
> I guess I'm a little out of topic on this forum. My apologies.
>
> This has nothing to do with SC or SB. I listen to music on my computer
> through above stereo and discovered by accident how bad it sound if a
> play the music on the computer vs playing cd on the same stereo.
>
I
>
> Where do I check what inputs are enabled?
>
Kmix usually has 3 tabs - output, input and switches. Look at "input"
tab.
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Just a guess, but it may be down to the Ubuntu soundcard driver.
Ubuntu may be using a 'generic' soundcard driver that may not be
specifically written for your soundcard.
You don't say what soundcard you have ... perhaps the manufacturer's
web site may have a manufacturer written linux driver fo
bpa;360763 Wrote:
> Amarok only plays through the "speakers" which may also be routed to a
> digital output on some cards. I'm assuming you have some output from
> the PC connected to your main audio setup.
>
> What inputs are enabled ?
I'm a little confused by the settings in Kubuntu, Where do
bernt;360764 Wrote:
> I guess I'm a little out of topic on this forum. My apologies.
>
> This has nothing to do with SC or SB. I listen to music on my computer
> through above stereo and discovered by accident how bad it sound if a
> play the music on the computer vs playing cd on the same stere
I guess I'm a little out of topic on this forum. My apologies.
This has nothing to do with SC or SB. I listen to music on my computer
through above stereo and discovered by accident how bad it sound if a
play the music on the computer vs playing cd on the same stereo.
I run SC on another pc and
>
> Everything in the Mixer is set to zero except for Front Speakers. For
> some reason this is the output source.
>
Amarok only plays through the "speakers" which may also be routed to a
digital output on some cards. I'm assuming you have some output from
the PC connected to your main audio se
It really should be mentioned here that SqueezeCenter doesn't care what
OS you're running, the sound quality should not be affected (up to the
point it drops out completely due to insufficient bandwidth). After
all, you don't even need a soundcard to run SC. SC does not use any
sound software or
Everything in the Mixer is set to zero except for Front Speakers. For
some reason this is the output source.
I have checked it from a terminal with alsamixer.
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bernt
'LastFM' (http://www.last.fm/user/ottovonkopp/)
SB3 - SC 7.2.1 - Ubuntu Server 8.04
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Generally the PC speaker sound output has gone through a mixer which can
combine various sources (e.g. wave, CD , mic, line-in ) into one
output. Many of these sources are enabled by default so a lot of audio
processing (e.g. upsampling , mixing, downsampling, enhanced stereo)
will be performed o
bernt;360737 Wrote:
> Maybe it's my installation that is messed up. I have installed Kubuntu
> 8.04 with KDE 3.x, installed KDE 4.x and then upgraded to Kubuntu
> 8.10.
>
> I think I try a clean install to see if that solves the problem.
>
> socistep. How do you the set the volume in Kubuntu?
Maybe it's my installation that is messed up. I have installed Kubuntu
8.04 with KDE 3.x, installed KDE 4.x and then upgraded to Kubuntu
8.10.
I think I try a clean install to see if that solves the problem.
socistep. How do you the set the volume in Kubuntu?
I have it set to 100% in Amarok an
bernt;360725 Wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have this stereo connected to my computer with Kubuntu 8.10.
> http://www.amazon.com/JVC-FS-Y1-Component-System-Player/dp/B0007XH72Y
>
> The other day I burned a music cd from flac files and put it in the
> stereo to test it. And wow! What a sound compared to pla
Hi!
I have this stereo connected to my computer with Kubuntu 8.10.
http://www.amazon.com/JVC-FS-Y1-Component-System-Player/dp/B0007XH72Y
The other day I burned a music cd from flac files and put it in the
stereo to test it. And wow! What a sound compared to play the same
music with Amarok.
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