On Mon, Jul 01, 2002 at 02:36:37PM +0300, Martins Medens wrote:
[..]
> Drivers do compile and install without a problem. The card is detected and
> seems to be working. The alsa utilities work. But the sound that comes
> out of XMMS is garbled. It sounds as if the speakers were damaged.
> Which is not the case, because under Windows all is well. And not only
> mp3s, CDs also sound bad. The same happens when I use standard oss drivers
> from kernel, btw. Which sets me thinking that there are problems of how both
> drivers work with Fortissimo's CS4624 chip. This is a major pain, because
> obviously I can not use my new card under Linux at all (if I want to enjoy
> what I am hearing that is :)
I monkeyed around some more and it seems that I have found a workaround to
the problem above. One has to load the snd-cs46xx module, then unload it and
then load it again. That cures the garbled sound. Simple really, though I have
no idea why so. Put it in the startup scripts and voila.
The rest about digital in/out support and output channels selection - maybe
that should go into the wishlist for future developments of cs46xx driver.
Later,
Martins
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