James W. Frock, Ph.D. wrote:
> Stan I was able to run this incredable script Alsa-info.sh (with your
> help) that you send back a message or two ago. I am somewhat puzzled as
> there was only one line of output and that was a question about wanting
> the script to upload to pasteb on the Alsa s
James W. Frock, Ph.D. wrote:
> No doubt I am anxious about getting this Audigy sound card working. I have
> tried all of the things I have found on the net including the ALSA site.
> The Debian etch software makes it sound so easy.
I haven't used that distro, but usually it *is* easy.
Do you
On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, James W. Frock, Ph.D. wrote:
> No doubt I am anxious about getting this Audigy sound card working. I have
> tried all of the things I have found on the net including the ALSA site.
> The Debian etch software makes it sound so easy.
>
> Since the kernel didn't see the onboard
Hi Jim,
In your previous mail you said you have mixer controls. Do these reflect the
controls you'd expect to get from your audigy card? If so, there could simply
be something muted that's not supposed to be muted (analog/digital outputs,
etc.).
For more in-depth debugging, we're going to need
No doubt I am anxious about getting this Audigy sound card working. I have
tried all of the things I have found on the net including the ALSA site.
The Debian etch software makes it sound so easy.
Since the kernel didn't see the onboard sound card I disabled the onboard
sound card. I don't e
