Dana,
So your saying it sounds like some sort of digital distortion. Again
I would look into googling on "Linux Audio Quality" as a starting point
this issue is covered. Without knowing the specifics of your setup perhaps
the architecture of the OSS drivers are masking an issue that is m
Hallo Dana,
Dana Olson hat gesagt: // Dana Olson wrote:
> It doesn't happen in OSS. OSS sounds perfectly. My connections are fine,
> I don't plug and unplug stuff all the time, everything is stationary. I
> think I've unplugged stuff about 10 times since I got the card. It's
> never been bumped or
It may not be ALSA's fault per se, but it is more likely a problem with
my ALSA configuration. As I said, everything is perfect if I rmmod all
the ALSA stuff and use the OSS emu10k1 driver. There are no problems
with that driver, so it has to be a configuration issue with the other.
That said, I d
On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 05:57, Frank Barknecht wrote:
> Hallo,
Thanks for replying. :)
> Dana Olson hat gesagt: // Dana Olson wrote:
> > I didn't ever want to use ALSA, but as the dev kernel has now merged it,
> > it will become the standard very quickly, and I don't want to hold back.
>
> You als
Hallo,
Dana Olson hat gesagt: // Dana Olson wrote:
> I didn't ever want to use ALSA, but as the dev kernel has now merged it,
> it will become the standard very quickly, and I don't want to hold back.
You also will find, that practically every (semi-)pro audio software
for Linux somehow requires
