david walcroft wrote:
Nigel Henry wrote:
On Wednesday 03 October 2007 01:56, david walcroft wrote:
Nigel Henry wrote:
See how you get on, and post back please.
All the best.
Nigel.
I have done the items you suggested but with no luck,I suppose the
possibility is that my sound card is faulty....
david
Ok David. Don't give up on the sonicvibes card just yet.
As you've now made the changes to /etc/modprobe.conf. please post
your current /etc/modprobe.conf, also the output of cat
/proc/asound/cards, which should now show 2 cards, the sonicvibes one
as card0, and the intel one as card1.
What did you get from running alsamixer on the CLI (konsole)? Did you
get mixer settings for the sonicvibes card?
And starting alsamixer as "alsamixer -c 1" (without the quotes), did
you get mixer settings for the intel card?
What music app are you using to test your soundcard?
Running speaker-test should produce some pink noise out of your
speakers, as long as the speakers are connected to the soundcard. To
cancel the speaker-test use ctrl + c.
I've also posted to the alsa-user list to see if there are any known
problems with snd-sonicvibes driver, and also did a bit of googling.
the card looks like it should work OOTB.
It's annoying not to have sounds. My audigy2 soundblaster works ok,
and on the other machine the ensoniq card also works, but it's
frustrating when you can't get your card to produce sounds.
Nigel.
Well I finally have sound,I pulled the Sonics card out of my box and
set up
the onboard AC-97, so it would seem the Sonic card was the likely
culprit.
Thanks for all of your help Nigel
david
Well my sound lasted one reboot and I'm back to silence
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