Adam C. Brown wrote:
I'm using the ALSA 1.0rc2 drivers along with MythTV, however I've run into
two sound problems:
First, when I play a DVD, the sound (and video) tend to 'jump' and sound
'garbled'. I don't run into this problem when I use the kernel driver for
2.4.23 (via82cxxx_audio), that is,
Hi,
Try ALSA 1.0.0rc2 (this is prefered way), or set capture to capture
and line in, mute line in and set AC97 volume to some level.
Peter Zubaj
http://www.logofun.pobox.sk - urobte radost svojmu telefonu
Fei_Yan wrote :
The alsa version I'm using is 1.0.0rc1, compiled on Dec 1 2003 for kernel
2.4.20-8 with versioned symbols.
The only exception is the hdspmixer was downloaed from you home page under
24/11/2003 : 17c02bc753b032493b281fcfa25c0bb3 hdspmixer-1.6.tar.gz
BTW, the new sound card work
Make sure your gcc version matches the gcc version that compiled your Linux
kernel and your kernel modules (check: gcc --version ; cat /proc/version).
Also check /System.map and/or /boot/System.map (should be copied from your
Linux kernel source code directory after finishing compilation) match yo
> It looks like a possible configuration problem to me.
I thought so to but...
> Maybe your gcc version doesn't match the gcc version that compiled
> your kernel and your kernel modules (check: gcc --version ; cat /proc/version).
No. I build the kernel with the only version of GCC on this machin
> Try ALSA 1.0.0rc2 (this is prefered way), or set capture to capture
> and line in, mute line in and set AC97 volume to some level.
Thank you very much! I've tried the second option and it works fine.
What are 1.0.0rc2's changes regarding this topic?
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>I build with
>./configure --with-sequencer=yes --with-oss=yes --with-cards=rme9652
>--with-kernel=/usr/src/linux-2.4.23
It is odd you can build all of ALSA except for the OSS library.
Please forward the output of:
ls -ldt /usr/include/{linux,asm,asm-i386} /System.map* /boot/System.map*
and seco
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 19:37:50 +1100, James McDonald wrote:
> Using XMMS version 1.2.8 with the libOSS.so driver I get a garble/speed
> up at exactly 19 seconds which last perhaps 2-3 seconds.
>
> Using XMMS with the libALSA.so driver. I get persistent clicks
> through-out the MP3 track.
These a
Sergey Vlasov wrote:
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 19:37:50 +1100, James McDonald wrote:
Using XMMS version 1.2.8 with the libOSS.so driver I get a garble/speed
up at exactly 19 seconds which last perhaps 2-3 seconds.
Using XMMS with the libALSA.so driver. I get persistent clicks
through-out the MP3 tra
Hi,
I am using alsa 1.0.0rc2 and as far as I remember, I couldn't get xmms
to work with arts output plugin, when arts is hooked to alsa using
48kHz. When I leave arts at default, xmms plays, but sound
stutters/garbels (I think someone already reported this). I wonder
whether it is a problem of
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 12:31, James McDonald wrote:
> >
> > First try to use dxs_support=1; if it does not work, try 4, or even 2 (in
> > this case you will lose the (limited) hardware mixing support). If none
> > of these values will work, install the xmms-crossfade plugin and configure
> > it to
What exactly is dxs_support? I asked earlier and was
referred to a document that listed it but did not exlain
it.
Thanks.
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 13:43:09 -0800
Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 12:31, James McDonald wrote:
>
> First try to use dxs_support=1; if it doe
Hello,
This question is for someone which knows the ALSA 0.9.8 via82xx
driver.
I have a problem with my sound card. The default sample rate is
48000Hz, and I cannot set it to 44100Hz.
I have a GA-7VM400MF mainboard with a VIA KM400 chipset; the sound
card is integrated in the mainboard, and has
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 13:52, brett holcomb wrote:
> What exactly is dxs_support? I asked earlier and was
> referred to a document that listed it but did not exlain
> it.
>
> Thanks.
Brett,
I don't have the slightest idea!!!
There were problems on the snd-intel driver that were solved o
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 13:52, brett holcomb wrote:
> What exactly is dxs_support? I asked earlier and was
> referred to a document that listed it but did not exlain
> it.
>
Just guessing, could it be 'Direct X Sound Support'?
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This SF.ne
I've been trying and failing to get sound to work on my latop. It's a
Fujitsu Lifebook L-470.
I've attempted to get things running with Red Hat 9 as well as SuSE 9.0,
all to no avail. (I currently have SuSE 9.0 installed, although I may be
trying Fedora Core 1 shortly.)
And yet, I know it *can*
Using ALSA-1.0.0rc2
I have a SB Audigy2 Platinum. To connect my TV-tuner card to it, i'm
using an internal input on the Audigy, on the edge of the PCI card,
called AUX IN (the third as you count from the inside end of the card to
the end with the outside connectors).
The strange thing is, i have
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