Creative Audigy 1 - Revision history

Zaerc at 14:26, 28 September 2010

2010-09-28T14:26:57Z

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			[[Category: Hardware]]
	[[Category: Audio]]		[[Category: Audio]]
	[[Category: Soundcards]]		[[Category: Soundcards]]

Wierdbeard65 at 09:40, 1 May 2010

2010-05-01T09:40:41Z

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	The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE.		The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE.

Ray N at 21:25, 10 August 2009

2009-08-10T21:25:22Z

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	[[Category: Audio]]		[[Category: Audio]]
	[[Category: Soundcards]]		[[Category: Soundcards]]

Immortel at 13:04, 4 September 2008

2008-09-04T13:04:11Z

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			[[Category: Audio]]
	[[Category: Soundcards]]		[[Category: Soundcards]]

Immortel at 13:03, 4 September 2008

2008-09-04T13:03:17Z

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	[[Category: Hardware]]		[[Category: Hardware]]
	[[Category: ~~Sound Cards~~]]		[[Category: Soundcards]]

	The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE.		The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE.

Immortel at 13:01, 4 September 2008

2008-09-04T13:01:50Z

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	1- Start a movie or a song		1- Start a movie or a song

	2- Go in KDE while the movie (or song) is still running (you need to hear the sound)		2- Go in KDE while the movie (or song) is still running (you need to hear the sound)

	3- Open terminal		3- Open terminal

	4- sudo alsamixer to go in Alsa Mixer		4- sudo alsamixer to go in Alsa Mixer

	5- Go to the port "Audigy 1" and press "m" (mute/unmute)		5- Go to the port "Audigy 1" and press "m" (mute/unmute)

	6- Save the configuration (sudo alsactl store)		6- Save the configuration (sudo alsactl store)

	7- (I don't know why) Go in the KDE's sound setting		7- (I don't know why) Go in the KDE's sound setting

	8- Change a value and put it back, just to be able to click the "Apply" button and click on it		8- Change a value and put it back, just to be able to click the "Apply" button and click on it

Immortel at 13:01, 4 September 2008

2008-09-04T13:01:32Z

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	If you are using the analog output port instead of the digital:		If you are using the analog output port instead of the digital:
	1- Start a movie or a song
	2- Go in KDE while the movie (or song) is still running (you need to hear the sound)		1- Start a movie or a song
	3- Open terminal
	4- sudo alsamixer to go in Alsa Mixer		2- Go in KDE while the movie (or song) is still running (you need to hear the sound)
	5- Go to the port "Audigy 1" and press "m" (mute/unmute)
	5- Save the configuration (sudo alsactl store)		3- Open terminal
	6- (I don't know why) Go in the KDE's sound setting
	7- Change a value and put it back, just to be able to click the "Apply" button and click on it		4- sudo alsamixer to go in Alsa Mixer

			5- Go to the port "Audigy 1" and press "m" (mute/unmute)

			6- Save the configuration (sudo alsactl store)

			7- (I don't know why) Go in the KDE's sound setting

			8- Change a value and put it back, just to be able to click the "Apply" button and click on it

Immortel: New page: Category: Hardware Category: Sound Cards The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE. If you are using the analog output port instead of the digital: 1- Start a movie or ...

2008-09-04T13:00:47Z

New page: Category: Hardware Category: Sound Cards The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE. If you are using the analog output port instead of the digital: 1- Start a movie or ...

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[[Category: Hardware]]
[[Category: Sound Cards]]

The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE.

If you are using the analog output port instead of the digital:
1- Start a movie or a song
2- Go in KDE while the movie (or song) is still running (you need to hear the sound)
3- Open terminal
4- sudo alsamixer to go in Alsa Mixer
5- Go to the port "Audigy 1" and press "m" (mute/unmute)
5- Save the configuration (sudo alsactl store)
6- (I don't know why) Go in the KDE's sound setting
7- Change a value and put it back, just to be able to click the "Apply" button and click on it