Frank Barknecht wrote:
> Taupter hat gesagt: // Taupter wrote:
>>I'm trying to play MIDI files with the internal synth of my soundcard
>>using alsa 0.9.0b7, but I simply can't. I can't even use sfxload
> You forgot to include the emu-synth stuff in you modules
> configuration. Put this in /ets
Oscar Ya#ez Suarez wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> In trying to setup the internal MIDI synth of my SBLive! I
> realized from the list postings that I needed to load a
> soundfont. Many mails refer to the file "8mbgmsfx.sf2" as the
> one to download with sfxload. Where do I find this file? Is it
> pub
Following up on my previous mail,
I compiled with debug support on and got these messages in /var/log/messages:
Sep 16 19:40:31 markrages kernel: invalid operand:
Sep 16 19:40:31 markrages kernel: CPU:0
Does that give any clue?
Regards,
Mark
Hi all,
I've installed ALSA-0.9.0beta7 ont
Sebastian Brüne wrote:
> I'm considering buying one of those two Hoontech cards.
I have the SoundTrack Digital-XG.
> I read reports that optical out of both cards is supported
> by the ALSA drivers, but I don't know whether the
> digital in of the XG is working or not.
Digital inputs & outputs
Hi,
I'm considering buying one of those two Hoontech cards.
Important to me is a (reliable) working optical out,
less important a digital in and good midi support.
I read reports that optical out of both cards is supported
by the ALSA drivers, but I don't know whether the
digital in of the XG i
Hi,
I'm considering buying one of those two Hoontech cards.
Important to me is a (reliable) working optical out,
less important a digital in and good midi support.
I read reports that optical out of both cards is supported
by the ALSA drivers, but I don't know whether the
digital in of the XG i
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, John Gluck wrote:
> This last thing sounds like your driver isn't installed.
> Try lsmod to list the modules that are loaded on your system.
They were all installed, unless I need to install some additional modules
for 0.9 that I didn't in 0.5 (and didn't know about because t
Christian Kreidl wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I want to buy the Elitegroup motherboard with
> SIS 735 chipset.
> The audio ist a Realtek chip ALC100P.
> It is AC97 2.2 compatible.
>
> Is it supported by ALSA?
> I only saw via and intel driver for AC97 codec.
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 Jaroslav wrote:
At the t
Hi!
I want to buy the Elitegroup motherboard with
SIS 735 chipset.
The audio ist a Realtek chip ALC100P.
It is AC97 2.2 compatible.
Is it supported by ALSA?
I only saw via and intel driver for AC97 codec.
thanks for your help
Christian
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On Sun, Sep 16, 2001 at 05:05:18AM -, prasanna kumar wrote:
> Recently i have formated my system, after installing windows 98 SE
> its asking soundcard drivers, Unfortunately i missed my soundcard
> drivers.
The L in ALSA stands for Linux, not Windows.
Erik
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J.A.K. (Erik) Mouw, Informa
Hello again,
It seems that for "alsa-lib", a './configure
--prefix=/path/to/installed/alsa-driver' is not enough to succeed at 'make'.
In the end,
'CFLAGS="-g -O2 -I/path/to/installed/alsa-driver/include ./configure
--prefix=/path/to/installed/alsa-driver' will do.
The problem seems that a sim
Paul Evans hat gesagt: // Paul Evans wrote:
> Not strictly an ALSA question, but a necessarily related one; can anyone
> recommend a good MIDI editor program that works with latest ALSA (I have
> 0.9.0b7). I have some earlier versions of jazz and muse - are these any
> good?
Stay with MuSE. It's
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Simon Blandford wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to get my M-Audio 2496 card up and running but it seems the
> lest version of Envy24Control I can find, 0.0.4, only compiles with old
> versions of Alsa. I get the following message when running ./configure...
>
> configure: error
On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, toby wrote:
> I noticed that although my previous post about 24/32 bit with
> handling by aplay with wave files was left with no reply, 32-bit
> support has indeed been written into aplay's wave init code, in
> the late CVS versions.
>
> It must be possible to also include 24
My main problem is that I can't find documentation for alsa 0.9. The
source code has a README.1st which says that documentation is provided in a
separate alsa-doc package. There is no link to any such package, nor is there
any package in any obvious place on the ftp site. The web site has
docum
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