Hi Carl From checking the ALSA card matrix at http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/, it seems that only the original Audigy is supported at the moment, and even that is not completely supported. I believe Mandrake have got the audigy to work a little better in 9.0, but I don't think there is any audigy 2 support yet. I feel your pain. It is a good card, but from what I have heard, Creative ditched their open source effort awhile ago. Luke At 08:55 AM 1/02/2003, you wrote: >Hi all, > >I'd like to know whether someone has succeeded >using Audigy 2 under Linux. > >I'm using the latest emu10k1 driver downloaded >from soundforge (v0.20a) on a Mandrake 9.0 with >ALSA 0.9rc2. > >The driver seems to be sending analog audio output >to a digital out only jack that results in the audio >signal coming out from there totally distorted. No >sound is coming from analog outputs. I can't manage >to get it to send the signal to the right analog >output. I have 5.1 analog speakers. > >Anyone out there that has managed to make this setup >work will be welcome to enlighten me. > >Hint: the Audigy 2 is slightly different from Audigy (1) >which does seem to use the jack labelled digital out for >both analog and digital output, depending on setup. >Probably the driver as-is works with Audigy. I'm looking >specifically for Audigy 2 users. > >Thanks a lot in advance, >C A R L E S
