Is anyone aware of any work being done to support the SiS 7019
chipset? I was able to find this post, but it is quite old.
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=17763958
Unfortunately I don' t know how to do the port to ALSA from the drive
rmentioned, or I would try to help. I d
Hello!
We're trying to use ALSA for the purpose of grabbing sound bytes into
java using the JavaSound API directly. However, sometimes we
experience that the read() access to the
device blocks infinitely. Then, also when we access the GUI controls
of sound in the desktop, they sometimes freezes, a
> >In the sound recording device section are two "USB Audio" entries. It is
> > not visible which entry is the webcam and which one is the headset. In
> > the evil operating system the entries have distinguishable and
> > descriptive names ( Webcam, Headset).
>
> Then use 'lsusb -vv' and drown in
On Saturday 10 February 2007 10:44, Ronny Standtke wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>> Sounds like Redhat/Fedora's system-config-soundcard, that indeed can
>> set the order. On Gentoo you can emerge that package. Also SuSE's YaST
>> can do that. So i'd say this is distro-specific, not DE specific.
>
>OK, I downlo
Hi, I've finally given up getting my Dell Inspiron's built-in hda-intel
soundcard to fully work. The mic input dies after suspend/resume. Heaven
knows why. I'm using the latest alsa (14rc2), and this problem was noted as
being fixed in the Alsa 13 changelog. Alsactl indicates that the soundcard's
Hi all,
> Sounds like Redhat/Fedora's system-config-soundcard, that indeed can
> set the order. On Gentoo you can emerge that package. Also SuSE's YaST
> can do that. So i'd say this is distro-specific, not DE specific.
OK, I downloaded and installed Fedora Core 6. Indeed, there is this soundcard
Hello,
I´ve been trying to get Dolby/DTS playback to work with my new media center
for weeks.
As it is, digital stereo sound works fine via toslink, but no Dolby/DTS. If
play a testfile as follows:
$ mplayer -ac hwdts SURROUNDTEST_011212.wav
I get no sound, and mplayer says it can find a
On Sa, 10.02.07 04:52 "Lee Revell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2/10/07, Ronny Standtke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > This stuff is not missing from Linux - it's just missing from KDE.
> > >
> > > If it really bugs you, switch to Gnome, click
> > > "System->Preferences->Sound", and select th
On 2/10/07, Ronny Standtke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This stuff is not missing from Linux - it's just missing from KDE.
> >
> > If it really bugs you, switch to Gnome, click
> > "System->Preferences->Sound", and select the desired device from the
> > "Default sound card" list.
>
> What version
> This stuff is not missing from Linux - it's just missing from KDE.
>
> If it really bugs you, switch to Gnome, click
> "System->Preferences->Sound", and select the desired device from the
> "Default sound card" list.
What version of Gnome do you use?
First of all there is no "System" menu item h
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