On Fri, 2006-04-28 at 21:09 +0100, Jon Linnell wrote:
> Whenever I try to do anything involving sound (CD playing, Movies
> etc.) a dialogue box comes up saying something like 'Device /dev/dsp
> not found'.
> any ideas?
What model ?
Ben.
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At Fri, 28 Apr 2006 21:09:42 +0100, Jon Linnell wrote:
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> Whenever I try to do anything involving sound (CD playing, Movies
> etc.) a dialogue box comes up saying something like 'Device /dev/dsp
> not found'. any ideas?
You are using alsa, but do not have oss emulation ?
Whenever I try to do anything involving sound (CD playing, Movies
etc.) a dialogue box comes up saying something like 'Device /dev/dsp
not found'.
any ideas?
Kobakira
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On Sat, Jul 09, 2005 at 10:16:01PM +0200, Johannes Mockenhaupt wrote:
> jason kahn wrote:
> > hello
> > i have sarge installed on my titanium powerbook (1 ghz processor) and i
> > cannot get rhythmbox to play audio streams.
> > i get the following message
> >
Le samedi 09 juillet 2005 à 21:14 +0200, jason kahn a écrit :
> hello
> i have sarge installed on my titanium powerbook (1 ghz processor) and i
> cannot get rhythmbox to play audio streams.
> i get the following message
> Device "/dev/dsp" does not exist
>
apt-
jason kahn wrote:
> hello
> i have sarge installed on my titanium powerbook (1 ghz processor) and i
> cannot get rhythmbox to play audio streams.
> i get the following message
> Device "/dev/dsp" does not exist
AFAIK /dev/dsp is a OSS device and ALSA uses /dev/snd/*.
Mod
OoO En ce début de soirée du samedi 09 juillet 2005, vers 21:14, jason
kahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
> Device "/dev/dsp" does not exist
> snd_powermac 44304 0
> snd_pcm 119800 1 snd_powermac
> snd_page_alloc 13480 1 snd_pcm
>
hello
i have sarge installed on my titanium powerbook (1 ghz processor) and i
cannot get rhythmbox to play audio streams.
i get the following message
Device "/dev/dsp" does not exist
running lsmod gives the following:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ lsmod
Module Size Us
Until the upstream / maintainer decides to set be on be machines, how
can I tell alsa or what other application that it should use be?
artsd, rewrec, alsamixer, amixer, they all give the error in the subject...
I hate to always a parameter to every application that uses the sound
card...
PS: e
here is problem with /dev/dsp file. As I start KDE window
manager, It opens a window says that there is a problem with /dev/dsp file.
process continue with null output.
what should i do
Pradeep
Respected Sir!!
I've just install Redhat 9 to my PC (matherboard intel865G(HT)). It installed
successfully, but there is problem with /dev/dsp file. As I start KDE window
manager, It opens a window says that there is a problem with /dev/dsp file.
process continue with null output.
what should
On Fri, 14 May 2004, Johannes Mockenhaupt (aka Joe Malik) wrote:
> Just iBooks, Powerbooks have a line-in and the regular notebooks I've
> seen had one as well.
Problem was eventually solved using my semi-dead Sony VAIO under
WinXP. Ick, but it works. Now I have only the problem of kwave
decidi
On Thu, May 13, 2004 at 10:05:18AM +0100, Diana Galletly wrote:
> On Thu, 13 May 2004, Johannes Mockenhaupt (aka Joe Malik) wrote:
> > iBooks don't have a line-in, there's only a headphone jack
>
> Hohum. Is this true of laptops in general, or just iBooks, do you
> happen to know?
Just iBooks,
rpose.
> AFAIK the only way to record with an iBook is to buy some sort of
> USB soundcard that has a line-in.
Well, that would certainly explain why, whatever I try (and I had
already tried chmod-ing /dev/dsp, as those who wrote to me off-list
suggested, and that just changed the error message
On Thu, May 13, 2004 at 05:45:50AM +0100, Diana Galletly wrote:
Hi there,
> I foolishly volunteered to produce a CD from a minidisc of my choir
> singing in Peterborough Cathedral. After much googling I discovered
> that programs such as wavrec, sound-recorder or audacity ought to be
> able to t
data in an analogue manner. This all sounded
fine ... until I came actually to try to do it.
I'm using an iBook G4 (last November vintage) running a 2.4.23-pre5
version of Ben Herrenschmidt's kernel. Unfortunately there appears
to be something dreadfully wrong with /dev/dsp: all th
On 2004-01-01 16:34:50 +1100, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> Looks like rawplay is trying to set a sound format not supported
> by your HW. I suspect it tried to setup for little endian 16 bits
> samples while most pmac sound hardware can do only big endian.
>
> Try passing it --sample-format=s16
SETFMT ioctl on /dev/dsp failed: Invalid argument
> zsh: exit 1 rawplay
>
> ay:~> ll /dev/dsp
> crw-rw1 root audio 14, 3 2002-01-25 00:43:02 /dev/dsp
>
> What's wrong? I have the esound package installed; is it a problem?
Looks like rawplay is trying
I can't make rawplay (from rawrec 0.9.98-1) work on my G4 PowerBook.
Whether it is run as root or not, I always get the following error
(for instance, when executing it without any argument):
rawplay: SNDCTL_DSP_SETFMT ioctl on /dev/dsp failed: Invalid argument
zsh: exit 1 rawplay
ay:
On Sun, 2002-10-20 at 11:14, Katsumi Matsumoto wrote:
> I had no idea about dmasound_pmac... By the way, how should a newcomer
> learn about these model specific details?
Basically, you shouldn't have to know the details. It's a bug in Debian
that your sound doesn't work out of the box. Stu
Your suggestion did work. Thank you very much, Brad.
I had no idea about dmasound_pmac... By the way, how should a newcomer
learn about these model specific details? I find myself spending huge
amounts of time trying to do this (and MANY other) seemingly simple tasks.
Thanks, -Katsumi
On
On Sat, Oct 19, 2002 at 06:38:48PM -0400, Katsumi Matsumoto wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. I get the error even as root. So audio group
> doesn't seem to be the problem.
>
> dmesg reveals that sound module is not loaded. But I still get the same
> error after "insmod sound" and confirming wi
at this and am pretty confused.
I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, BuG wrote:
> I would still say this is a problem with your sound module. /dev/dsp
> always exists (unless you use devfs). Does your sound card get
> initialized at boot (t
I would still say this is a problem with your sound module. /dev/dsp
always exists (unless you use devfs). Does your sound card get
initialized at boot (try dmesg). Have you confgured arts correctly?
BuG
On (17/10/02 21:40), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> add yourself to the audio group
&
Sound server informational message:
> Error while initializing the sound driver:
> device /dev/dsp can't be opened (no such device) The sound server will
> continue,using the null output device.
>
> /dev/dsp does exist though. Can anyone tell me how I can fix this?
>
&g
I have a powerbook g3 and I can't seem to get any sound out of it.
After booting into linux and starting KDE, I get an error message:
Sound server informational message:
Error while initializing the sound driver:
device /dev/dsp can't be opened (no such device) The sound server wil
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 12:32:54AM -0600, Thomas Peri wrote:
> 1) A constant irritating whine comes from the speaker. The "Speaker"
> slide in kmix has the desired effect on the whine's volume, but this
> brings up something else I'm not sure about:
The volume must've just been up too high.
>
obe dmaaudio-pmac)
To give yourself access to the audio device:
adduser yourusername audio
And make sure that group audio has read/write access to /dev/dsp and
/dev/mixer
Now logout of gnome or kde, then log back in. You should have audio
now.
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add dmaaudio-pmac to /etc/modules, then modprobe dmaaudio-pmac)
To give yourself access to the audio device:
adduser yourusername audio
And make sure that group audio has read/write access to /dev/dsp and
/dev/mixer
Now logout of gnome or kde, then log back in. You should have audio
now.
ambo of mucking around with sound last
night (see previous post), so maybe I can help.
LdS
Thomas Peri wrote:
I've just installed woody new-powermac on my G4, and most things
are working nicely. I'm stuck on getting sound to work, though.
Upon login to KDE, I was told that permissi
ew-powermac on my G4, and most things are
working nicely. I'm stuck on getting sound to work, though.
Upon login to KDE, I was told that permission had been denied for
/dev/dsp. I happily ignored it for the time being, and installed
fluxbox, since I don't really care for KDE or Gno
working nicely. I'm stuck on getting sound to work, though.
Upon login to KDE, I was told that permission had been denied for
/dev/dsp. I happily ignored it for the time being, and installed
fluxbox, since I don't really care for KDE or Gnome. After I'd been
using it for a while
I've just installed woody new-powermac on my G4, and most things are
working nicely. I'm stuck on getting sound to work, though.
Upon login to KDE, I was told that permission had been denied for
/dev/dsp. I happily ignored it for the time being, and installed
fluxbox, since I do
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