On 10-07-08 05:59, Landis McGauhey wrote:
> sox /usr/share/sounds/startup3.wav -t ossdsp /dev/dsp=
> sox soxio: Can't open output file `/dev/dsp': unknown file type `ossdsp'
Please mutilate your distribution's "sox" packager for compiling without
OSS support.
mplayer -ao oss foo.wav
Rene
Rene Herman keyaccess.nl> writes:
>
> Yes. As written, you at this point need to try playing through the OSS
> interface with the sox command (or any other OSS player) that I gave.
> aplay is still playing through the ALSA interface.
>
> Rene.
>
> ---
Arthur Marsh wrote:
-snip-
> How does one run alsaconf in non-interactive mode?
>
>
I haven't run alsaconf in a long time and had forgotten that it was
interactive. I
assumed it was like the X configuration tool that runs and just does its
thing.
It seems you are getting good help from Rene
On 10-07-08 03:01, Arthur Marsh wrote:
> Sound is now working with the following setting:
>
> $ cat /proc/asound/cards
> 0 [ES1869 ]: ES1869 - ESS AudioDrive ES1869
>ESS AudioDrive ES1869 at 0x220, irq 5, dma1 1, dma2 5
>
> but there is some spurious clicking af
Rene Herman wrote, on 10/07/08 09:56:
> On 10-07-08 01:24, Arthur Marsh wrote:
>
>> Hi, I am having trouble getting sound working in an old Compaq Armada
>> 1750 with an ESS AudioDrive ES1869.
>>
>> Even when it's working (verified by aplay some-sound.wav), KDE 3.5.9
>> sound doesn't always work
stan wrote, on 10/07/08 09:07:
> Arthur Marsh wrote:
>> Hi, I am having trouble getting sound working in an old Compaq Armada
>> 1750 with an ESS AudioDrive ES1869.
>>
>> Even when it's working (verified by aplay some-sound.wav), KDE 3.5.9
>> sound doesn't always work )-:.
>>
>> By running alsaco
On 10-07-08 01:46, Landis McGauhey wrote:
> Rene Herman keyaccess.nl> writes:
>
>> Off for now so I'll hear it some of this worked later, but "oh", where
>> did that ">" come from? Just:
>>
>> aplay -D front foo.wav
>>
>> (but sure, not likely to help anything. the OSS info, both through ALSA
On 10-07-08 01:24, Arthur Marsh wrote:
> Hi, I am having trouble getting sound working in an old Compaq Armada
> 1750 with an ESS AudioDrive ES1869.
>
> Even when it's working (verified by aplay some-sound.wav), KDE 3.5.9
> sound doesn't always work )-:.
KDE 3.5.9 uses aRts which, I'm sorry to
Kristin Low wrote:
> I don't think it's using the modem... I do hear some sound; it just
> cuts out if I select pulseaudio or ALSA. OSS works fine. Killing
> pulseaudio forces me to use ALSA or OSS... And since pulseaudio dies
> when ALSA hiccups, I think ALSA is the culprit. I thought I had the
I don't think it's using the modem... I do hear some sound; it just cuts out
if I select pulseaudio or ALSA. OSS works fine. Killing pulseaudio forces me
to use ALSA or OSS... And since pulseaudio dies when ALSA hiccups, I think
ALSA is the culprit. I thought I had the latest drivers and libraries,
Rene Herman keyaccess.nl> writes:
>
> Off for now so I'll hear it some of this worked later, but "oh", where
> did that ">" come from? Just:
>
> aplay -D front foo.wav
>
> (but sure, not likely to help anything. the OSS info, both through ALSA
> and if needed the old "real OSS" driver is mor
Arthur Marsh wrote:
> Hi, I am having trouble getting sound working in an old Compaq Armada
> 1750 with an ESS AudioDrive ES1869.
>
> Even when it's working (verified by aplay some-sound.wav), KDE 3.5.9
> sound doesn't always work )-:.
>
> By running alsaconf, I get:
>
> es18xx-pnpbios 00:0c: dis
Kristin Low wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was hoping someone could help me solve my ALSA problems, as I'm
> still somewhat new to Linux. I'm running Ubuntu Hardy Heron and
> haven't changed any config files however ALSA does not work properly
> and I assume that because of this, Pulseaudio doesn't work eit
Hi, I am having trouble getting sound working in an old Compaq Armada
1750 with an ESS AudioDrive ES1869.
Even when it's working (verified by aplay some-sound.wav), KDE 3.5.9
sound doesn't always work )-:.
By running alsaconf, I get:
es18xx-pnpbios 00:0c: disabled
followed by
es18xx-pnpbio
Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
> Hi list,
>
>
>
-snip-
> So I have this in my .asoundrc:
>
> pcm_slave.66_slave {
>
I'm not an expert by any means on these codings, but shouldn't this
be pcm.66_slave?
>pcm "hw:0"
>channels 4
>rate 44100
>buffer_size 256
>p
Hi list,
I want to use a softphone on my linux box. I have jacks on the front and on
the back. I found out, that my card does not support splitting the channels,
so I already figured out, dshare could help me.
aplay -L shows me the following:
PCM list:
hw {
@args.0 CARD
@args.1
Hi list,
I want to use a softphone on my linux box. I have jacks on the front and on
the back. I found out, that my card does not support splitting the channels,
so I already figured out, dshare could help me.
aplay -L shows me the following:
PCM list:
hw {
@args.0 CARD
@args.1
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