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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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The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE. | The card is detected and working fine with LinuxMCE. | ||
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 | 2- Go in KDE while the movie (or song) is still running (you need to hear the sound) | ||
4- sudo alsamixer to go in Alsa Mixer | 3- Open terminal | ||
5- Go to the port "Audigy 1" and press "m" (mute/unmute) | 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 | |||
Latest revision as of 14:26, 28 September 2010
| Version | Status | Date Updated | Updated By |
|---|---|---|---|
| 710 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 810 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 1004 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 1204 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| 1404 | Unknown | N/A | N/A |
| Usage Information | |||
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) 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