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* Bob Sanders <rmsand@××××××××××.net> [05-07-30 01:20]: |
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> On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 20:51:53 +0200 |
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> Jules Colding <colding@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Thank you for your advise. I got sound working by disabling ALSA and |
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> > using OSS instead. I think this is an ALSA AMD64 issue. |
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> At some point, the problem will need resolution as kernel OSS is going |
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> away. But for now I'm glad you have it working. |
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I'm aware of the fact that OSS is deprecated and that it will be |
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removed, but in this case I don't like that fact. Why? I have old SB |
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Live! card, based on emu10k1 chip too, and I think that emu10k1 kernel |
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driver gives better sound than ALSA driver. I've noticed that especially |
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with bass lines. |
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I also like feature of configuring internal routes of emu10k1 chip with |
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emu tools (I can capture TV program and listen music in the same time) |
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and occasional front/rear channel swapping (sound on the rear channel |
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is generated by the I2S codec - better one, while the front one is |
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generated with analog AC97 codec). |
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Ok, I must admit I haven't played with ALSA too much so my question |
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would be is this possible with ALSA, especially front/rear inverting? |
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TIA! |
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Daniel Vrcic |
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