Chris Tillman wrote:
On Thu, May 01, 2003 at 08:13:23PM +0100, Matthew Buckett wrote:
aumix seems to mute the speakers independently, using the top
2 rows to control the internal and external outputs.
Well I've now switched to experimenting with ALSA more and although the
Speaker volume does
On May 06 2003, Edward G. Speyer wrote:
> I did use to have horribly distorted sound, and found that it was
> fixed by reducing the `pcm' setting to 50%. Don't know what it
> does, but it cheered me up to have sound working.
I see this also on my i386 with a es1371 sound card, which
On Thu, 1 May 2003, Matthew Buckett wrote:
> I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
> problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
> the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
> difficult to describe but definatly wr
Matthew Buckett wrote:
That is not a headphone socket -- it is a line-level socket.
Ok, not being an audio person, what is the differnce between a line
level socket and a headphones socket?
Different voltage, different impedance.
Is a headphone socket for devices without build in amplifiers
Ok, not being an audio person, what is the differnce between a line
level socket and a headphones socket?
A line level source has a higher voltage or something, and/or runs at
a different impedance. I think. :^)
Is a headphone socket for devices without build in amplifiers? and a
line level
Segher Boessenkool wrote:
Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to
get problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones
socket on the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
That is not a headphone socket --
Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
That is not a headphone socket -- it is a line-level socket.
Hi Matthew,
Sorry this is directed to you rather than the list, but I'm having
problems. You could paste this in a mail to the list to keep your
thread alive if you like.
On Thursday, May 1, 2003, at 08:13 PM, Matthew Buckett wrote:
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I s
On Thu, May 01, 2003 at 08:13:23PM +0100, Matthew Buckett wrote:
> I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
> problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
> the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
> difficult to d
I'm running debian woody on a iMac 350 (slot loading) and I seem to get
problems with the sound when it is sent through the headphones socket on
the right of the machine. The sound is rough, not crackly, it's
difficult to describe but definatly wrong. I think the sound is ok
through the speaker
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