I'm running Suse 11.1 X86_64 on an Asus mobo M3N78 Pro. I have the
on-board sound, plus 3 Diamond soundcards using C-media 8768. The are
issues with the onboard HDNA, but the Diamond cards work fine. However,
I am trying to also run a Griffin Imic, which gets favorable postings
regarding it wor
oaded.
Both devices work under X64 without loading any drivers.
gary wrote:
> I'm running Suse 11.1 X86_64 on an Asus mobo M3N78 Pro. I have the
> on-board sound, plus 3 Diamond soundcards using C-media 8768. The are
> issues with the onboard HDNA, but the Diamond cards work fine. How
Since in theory my usb soundcards should be working, I am trying to
determine if there is a setup issue on my system (suse 11.1 64 bit)
Does the following look kosher?
Results of modprobe -l, restricted to usb sound
/lib/modules/2.6.27.7-9-default/kernel/sound/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko
/lib/modules/2
FWIW, I have two USB audio adapters that don't work under Suse 11.1. One
is the Griffin Imic. Both work under windows.
The other usb is device I got can be found on ebay if you do a search
for "USB 6 Channel 5.1 PCI External Sound Card PC Laptop A14". This link
might work
http://tinyurl.com/b9s
I don't load any drivers for the Chinese knockoff for use under X64. I
can list the drivers used by the card if you wish. It shows up as
generic USB Audio.
I have a HP8903 if real test specs are needed, at least at the 16 bit
level. [I trust test instruments, not programs.] I can view the resid
I got mine to play in opensuse 10.? (I forget the rev on my notebook).
With opensuse 11.1, I got sound, but it was distorted. I haven't had
time to play with it further.
It works fine in windows XP 64.
Datasheet can be found here:
http://www.datasheet4u.com/download.php?id=557952
The specs ar
I figured it was a bit off topic, so I responded directly to the poster.
However, if you want my 2 cents, I think for two channel recording, you
are far better off just buying a digital recorder. Pull the memory card
and read it to the computer for editing.
These solid state recorders are ready
I have the Slim Devices Squeezebox, which they now call the classic. I'd
never go back to a soundcard for playing music on my stereo. I do run
their software under linux. The software is open source. It supports
FLAC. You can stream on your lan to other devices that don't do FLAC.
That is, you
SPDIF and USB have the same issue regarding isolation from PC generated
noise in that they connect the ground of the data converter and PC.
Toslink is the only way to get true isolation.
http://www.wavelengthaudio.com/usbdac.html
The wavelength usb claims regarding jitter are simply not scienti
Having spent an ungodly obscene amount of time trying to get two
different USB audio cards to work in 64 bit opensuse, I suggest not
trying to be a pioneer. I solved my need for multiple sound cards
(exceeding the number of PCI slots I have) by using a PCI bridge.
For one soundcard, you can tr
FWIW, mine worked fine under XP64. That is, I didn't load any drivers.
The last time I messed with this on Suse 11.1 (also 64 bit), I managed
to get some distorted audio.
I'd like to get this USB card working eventually, but for expediency, I
used several Diamond XS71 PCI cards in a PCI expand
I often wonder has VIA came out of nowhere with a DSP audio chip
(Envy24). Oversampled ADCs are not exactly rocket science, but to make
one with a product history of previous chips is suspicious.
If you really are concerned with fidelity, I'd look at the chip specs.
The card performance can on
I see there is an ATI video repository for Suse. I'll give it another shot.
No problem with Nvidia drivers and 3D. Incidentally, Google Earth runs a
bit better under linux than windows. There are a few features in the
Linux version missing from the windows version, but I've gone too far
off to
he m-audio 2496 card
would suit my needs.
Yes, it certainly would.
gary wrote:
I often wonder has VIA came out of nowhere with a DSP audio chip
(Envy24). Oversampled ADCs are not exactly rocket science, but to make
one with a product history of previous chips is suspicious.
VIA got the ICE171
reviews.
Look at the noise floor on that board:
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/asus_xonar_d1/images/48.htm
And that is for a loop (DAC through ADC), which is harder than real life.
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Something like the PMD560?
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Dell latitude e6400 intel code 2 duo running opensuse 11.2 64 bit
Installing the card, I get this error message.
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An error occurred during the installation of SB0400 Audigy2 value
The kernel module snd-emu 10k1 for sound support
> http://www.bitscope.com/
Bitscope makes USB data acquisition that supposedly (if you believe
their website) is linux compatible. They even have isolated hardware.
Granted, this is more expensive than using a soundcard.
As an alternative, based on reports from sci.engineering.design, those
ch
ormation you might need, so just let me
know.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks for you time.
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Hello everyone,
I have two sound cards SBLive and RME9652.
I my asound.conf file where it lists mixer for SBLive ("SigmaTel STAC9721/23")
There are no mixer listed for the RME. Any suggestions as two which Mixer
would work best for this card? Also what would the proper entry be for that
1] FL/FR" vs. "speakers [0x4f] FL/FR LFE FC RL/RR RLC/RRC")
using aplay and speaker-test and such but by that time the desktop is
running because I have to log into X in order to get the alsa system
started.
So I guess the question would be, "Is th
erse the order, use the "options index=n" commands
in modules.conf (see below).
Anyway, if someone could help me with my onboard MIDI config, I'd be
happy. Here's all the relevant info I could think of. Sorry for the
length of this message.
My system is Red Hat 9.0 AMD 700
Uh, looks like it.
aconnect -ol
client 64: 'Rawmidi 0 - EMU10K1 MPU-401 (UART)' [type=kernel]
0 'EMU10K1 MPU-401 (UART)'
client 65: 'Emu10k1 WaveTable' [type=kernel]
0 'Emu10k1 Port 0 '
1 'Emu10k1 Port 1 '
2 'Emu10k1 Po
I'm no ALSA or Linux expert, but I have learned a couple of things I
haven't seen elsewhere that might help people looking at this list.
I have two sound "cards" on my machine. A Soundblaster Live Value
(Gateway OEM version), and a Plantronics DSP-500 USB headphone. Here's
my /etc/modules.conf
ersion 0.9.5.
Compiled on Jul 19 2003 for kernel 2.4.20.
Any ideas?
Gary Cauthon
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Gary Cauthon wrote:
The Creative Extigy is listed in the "Supported Cards" table on the alsa
site but I can't get it working. I followed the instructions carefully
but when I type "alsamixer" at the command prompt I get this response:
alsamixer: function snd_ctl_op
d --with-kernel=/lib/modules/($uname -r)/build
regards, Scott.
You need the _configured_ kernel source that matches your installed kernel.
Either get the pre-configured kernel source from your red hat cd's or
download and build your own kernel. The file version.h does not exist
unless you'
ot following the USB audio
spec? Or are you just guessing that since it doesn't work they must not be
following the spec?
Do you know for sure that upgrading the firmware will fix something? Is
there a tool for doing
n anyone
else make sense of this?
-Gary
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ls up with errors as this ghost
script attempts to load them anyway. Any ideas on where to look?
-Gary
On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 04:28, Nick Peaden wrote:
If your kernel modules fail to load, it is probably due to OSS drivers
being loaded when you try to modprobe alsa in! UNload
ying aplay.
>
> Fredrik Tolf
I'd already read that much. No, I've run alsamixer and upped the volumes
on everything.
John
For some reason, upping the volumes does not unmute anything. Make
sure you hit "M" to unmute it and then up the volume.
Gary
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eal underlying
problem. How stupid of me not to see it! Too bad I don't know
how to type these advanced commands at the console because
then it would work flawlessly. You should feel good since you've
just solved a lot of people's problems.
-Gary
From: Dennis van der Meer <
The error "no such device" does not tell you anything. The alsa driver
returns ENODEV any time it encounters any type of error. So "no such
device" translates into "something went wrong". Without knowing more
details, it is impossible to troubleshoot this sort
iods = 4was set period_size = 4096was set buffer_size = 16384
0 - Front LeftWrite error: -5,Input/output errorxrun_recovery failed: -5,Input/output errorTransfer failed: Operation not permittedkernel version is 2.6.15Thanks for any
On 28/10/06, Gary Dawes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've just instaled an audigy SE 7.1, which uses the ca0106 module. I've upgraded alsa to 1.0.13rc3. But I have no sound. I'm using analogueThe module is loaded. cat /proc/asound/pcm gives me the follwowing
00-03: ca0106
for completeness, the output of various cats which james asked me to do, but were pmed to james and not the list.cat /proc/asound/cards 0 [CA0106 ]: CA0106 - CA0106
Audigy SE [SB0570] at 0xd000 irq 5[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# amixerSimple mixer control 'Line in',0 Capabilit
I'm still having problems with this audigy SE card. the card replaced a first gen soundblaster Live! which was working fine.I've complied and installed Alsa 1.0.13 without any errors. the drivers appear to be loaded correctl. Alsamixer works and controls the card. I have capture setup on the line i
details attached. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Gary
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details follow. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Gary
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Observed problems:
1. run alsamixer, the Chip name as it appears in top left of display says
TriTech TR28602. But the chip is supposed to be EMU10K1 for SoundBlaster Live
on-board sound/codec
device in addition to SB Live board, and if so any ideas how to correct it?
Thanks,
Gary
Motherboard: Tyan Computer Corp., S1854 Trinity 400
At one time I was able to get details on their
site at www.tyan.com, I have not checked lately
Chipset: VIA
roller: Cirrus Logic CS 4614/22/24 [CrystalClear
SoundFusion Audio Accelerator] (rev 01)
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ADC capture seems to do the trick with my card as well!
A thousand thanks for that.
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nable settings to get
a WAV file that on playback matches the volume heard while it was
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ot; type = 0
direction = 0 connection = "128:0 TiMidity port 0 (write)" recording = 0
(repeated for device 2-4)
SoundDriver::getMappedDevice(6) - name = "MIDI output system device" type = 0
direction = 0 connection = "62:0 Midi Through Port-0 (duplex)" recording =
AHA! Silly me -- there's a setting in rosegarden-4 to "choose the
MIDI output device" and the default need only be set to the Timidity
device!
I do not pretend to understand anything more than that it makes a sound
now, and for the moment, I'm one happy camper.
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