have a USB audio device that I can have more control
with in ALSA, but my current setup is now working fine.
Thanks again,
-Terry
On Thu, Dec 9, 2021 at 6:10 PM Alan Corey wrote:
> Try amixer on it and read the man page. The controls may have just not
> matched anything in alsamixer.
&
way down, too.
I'll keep digging around, and reply with the solution when I figure it out.
Thanks again,
Terry
On Thu, Dec 9, 2021 at 9:43 PM Ralf Mardorf
wrote:
> On Thu, 9 Dec 2021 15:31:19 -0600, Terry O'Connor wrote:
> >I simply get the message "This sound device does
have pulse audio disabled.
Any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
-Terry
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and retrieve an old message. There's a constant
stream of unrelated messages on different subjects.
Once a message has faded out of sight, no one answers
it. If you do not get an answer str
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the user list, which is such a clumsy, fragmented and
disorganised format?
To whom should one address a proposal for a forum?
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To Joel Roth, who wrote:
Better if you can try your test with some simple
program like aplay and a .wav file.
Thank you for the reply. I made aplay the player and
tried to play a .wav file. Nothing. There's no sound
from anything - system notifications, kalarm,
anything.
I have an alsa driver
temporarily.
On both systems, alsamixer shows all installed
components as unmuted.
Any ideas, anyone, please.
Regards, Terry.
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I recently installed a pre-built 2.6.2 Debian Kernel and am now having
troubles with my sound card. I am not sure if this is a known bug, or
there is a resolution out there, however after scouring I do believe it
may be.
With my 2.4 kernel I was usin the driver cs4232, and my soundcard
worked.
u use to
unsubscribe and they didn't work for you, then? ;-)
Cheers,
Terry
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Get
y that one of the earlier drivers
would still work on it? I'm not particularly concerned
about the "5.1" sound -- I'd be happy with stereo out, and
mic/line-in working.
I'd be particularly interested to hear from anyone who's
tried it.
TIA,
Terry
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Hi everyone. Though some of the following is Debian
specific, you might be able to help me on this one:
I spent roughly three weeks trying to get ALSA to work
on my system. I have sound, but quirks in ALSA are
driving me nuts. Let me explain what has happened thus
far.
1. I've been running Debia
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