Phil Brutsche wrote: <snip>
> Running "modprobe es1371" doesn't show any output, and when I then try to > > "sox wls.wav" or "sox jesus.au", I get: > > > > sox: Usage: [ gopts ] [ fopts ] ifile [ fopts ] ofile [ effect [ effopts ] ] > > > > Failed at: No output file? > > > > (I think maybe I'm not providing sox with enough parameters.) > > Sorry. That would be "sox wls.wav -t ossdsp /dev/dsp". > That produces good sound. Trying "sox jesus.au -t ossdsp /dev/dsp" also gives usable output, but not great. But that may just be a bad recording (I just did a quick search on the web for a sound file and found this one, so it may not be a good test file). > > > When I run "splay wls.wav", I get pretty sound. When I run "splay jesus.au" > > I get no output, either audio or text. > > IIRC the mixer defaults to a very low volume ie 0. > Except that "splay wls.wav" works. Maybe splay can't handle .au files? > > > When I "cat wls.wav > /dev/dsp" I get nasty squeals. When I "cat jesus.au > > > /dev/dsp" I get rough-sounding but more-or-less intelligible sound. > > > > "saytime" sometimes results in a quick blip, sometimes in a choppy "The time > > is now four-twenty-blip". > > That sounds like the driver. What kernel revision are you using? > 2.2.9 > > > When I run "mpeg_play [some_movie].mpg", I get good video but no audio. (But > > then looking at "man mpeg_play" I learn that it doesn't play audio tracks, > > so > > never mind.) > > mpeg_play doesn't play audio. Try MPEG-TV (iirc; you can find it at > http://freshmeat.net). > Okay, thanks. > > > > > Running "xanim +Ae [some_movie].mpg", I get choppy video and no audio. Same > > without the "+Ae" option. > > MPEGs don't play very well with xanim. > Ahh-h-h. Thanks. > > > The sound card worked well in Windows, so I'm confident the hardware > > is okay. > > -- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Phil Brutsche [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "There are two things that are infinite; Human stupidity and the > universe. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein Just for kicks, I just recompiled my kernel again, taking out the ES1370 support and leaving only the ES1371 support. Now on boot-up I got: es1371: version v0.11 time 13:52:44 Feb 16 2000 es1371: found adapter at io 0x1080 irq 11 es1371: features: joystick 0x0 es1371: codec vendor CRY revision 3 es1371: codec features Headphone out 18bit DAC 18bit ADC es1371: stereo enhancement: no 3D stereo enhancement and a little further down is: es1371: dma timed out?? es1371: dma timed out?? es1371: dma timed out?? Thanks for the help!
