myren wrote:
I have posted the details to the list over the past two or three
weeks. Every config file that plays a part in ALSA. All relevant
output. If any additional details are needed, I will gladly provide
them.
Many problems are hardware specific, and just wont get help since no
one ha
>
> That said, it WOULD be nice if more developers were on this list to help
> out... Especially with so much changing with the move into the main
> kernel tree.
They are. They post constantly.
>
> That said, with the move into the kernel, some things get much simpler -
> installation doesn't r
Bill Unruh wrote:
P.S. If anyone here disagrees with my statements above, I have two sound
cards that do not work correctly under ALSA. One of which works
flawlessly under OSS (in the kernel sources, not commercial). Get either
of them to work in ALSA and I'll change my opinion.
Uh, you ar
On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 09:13:39AM -0800, Rick Knight spake thusly:
> Casey,
>
> I too have had nothing but problems with the newest ALSA and it's
> integration with the 2.6.x kernels. After having used ALSA for years, I
> have gone back to OSS in the kernel. And I agree, the alsa-users list is
>
> P.S. If anyone here disagrees with my statements above, I have two sound
> cards that do not work correctly under ALSA. One of which works
> flawlessly under OSS (in the kernel sources, not commercial). Get either
> of them to work in ALSA and I'll change my opinion.
Uh, you are offering a
Casey,
I too have had nothing but problems with the newest ALSA and it's
integration with the 2.6.x kernels. After having used ALSA for years, I
have gone back to OSS in the kernel. And I agree, the alsa-users list is
very close to useless, even with the developers monitoring it (Takashi,
Jaro
Anyone who has been following the "saga" of ALSA, and me, and my posts, will
KNOW - I finally got ALSA running on my system, but, at a serious cost. I now
have "introduced" noise/static with any sound recording I do - of which -
this was not the issue with my "default" previous sound within a hd
