Thanks, I just bought a card from tiger direct that sez it works for
linux systems (CMI-8738 chip) $12.98 (Can).
I'll let you all know how it goes...
Gary Ball
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On 15-Mar-08, at 8:43 PM, jth1 wrote:
Gary, I'm another old fart walkin the same path.
Here's a tip - check your local Goodwill store for used
computers and parts. The store in Beaumont, Tx . (medium sized town)
has lotsa parts, whole systems, service, etc.
I built the machine I'm using from there but JACK don't
work for me either. Good Hunting
Jim Hayes
On Friday 14 March 2008, Gary Ball wrote:
* Starting TiMidity++ ALSA midi
emulation... [fail]
Hard to say why this is, but it looks like either the snd-seq-midi
module
isn't loading, or maybe it's a problem like JACK is having.
Sorry. The audio interface "hw:0" doesn't support any of the
hardware
sample formats that JACK's alsa-driver can use.
That's a weird one, and doesn't look encouraging.
This is my system hardware. it's old, but so am I.
I don't even see a soundcard listed here. I eliminated things
that weren't
soundcards until the list was gone. Your subject line says "SB-awe
soundcard." Just what do you have in here? I would guess perhaps
you have
an old ISA AWE-32 in there. Is that right? That would make
sense, since
that's not a PCI card, and it didn't show up in a list of PCI
devices.
If it really is an ISA card, the short story is please move
along. In fact,
let's just move along no matter what, because it doesn't sound
like this card
could be worth any struggle. No use putting a lot of effort into
getting
unsatisfactory results.
Could it be the sound card is too old? If so, can anyone recommend a
linux friendly alternative.
Almost anything manufactured after 1997 should work reasonably
well. What are
you trying to do? What's your budget?
You can go cheaper and still see acceptable results, but if you're
of a Studio
bent, you can't go wrong with anything mAudio from the Audiophile
24/96 on
up. These are good cards that work really well.
If you can't afford one of those, I can dig around to try to come
up with a
recommendation for something else of current manufacture. The
stuff I used
to recommend the most is no longer in production, and I'm not
really sure
what's out there these days, since my own soundcards are old.
Just not as
old as yours! :)
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