Hi Abhijit,
I am not sure what difference do you mean in the above two. > However, USB audio is exceptionally well supported in linux. Hardy had some > problems with using it as default, but pulseaudio/alsa fixes later have > made it > perfectly usable. > > I currently own the logitech funky headsets which came along with usb audio > dongle, these are really good and sound quality is exceptional. I use them > even on the laptop without broken port just for the quality. but they are > on > the costly side. > There are lot of cheaper choices available, I have tried various ranging > from > 200Rs to 500Rs and they all work with same accuracy and convenience. Thanks for your suggestion. I am also thinking of getting a USB adapter and trying it out. It seems like a good approach that should work without opening the motherboard to get the broken headphone part out. The USB headphones I spoke about are headphones that directly plug into the USB port. They are a lot more expensive (I believe the decent ones start at about Rs 2000) but they offer better quality as well. -- Thanks & Regards Parag Shah _______________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
