Bob van der Poel wrote: > I'm running kde and have kmix as the mixer. I a little pop-up which is > supposed to be a volume slider ... problem is that is really isn't. Not > with my 24/96 card. Here's the problem: the card uses 2 channels, both > labeled ADC to control the left and right volumes. I can assign one or > the other to the <main volume> slider, but it only effects one channel. > So, is there a way to tie the 2 together so I can easily control volume? > > Now, the reason I got to this at all is that I got a new keyboard > (computer, not music) and it has some multimedia buttons on it. I've got > volume-up/down and mute. The mute displays a nice Mute-On or Mute-Off > message, but does nothing. And the up/down displays a nice slider and > appears to do the same as kmix. Again, I need to tie the 2 sides > together for this. Also, I have no idea of what the program for the > multi-media keys is, but I assume it is kmix. > > I have a different problem to yours with kmix and my audigy 2, in that what is supposed to be the balance control does nothing when you move it to the left, but fades the volume to zero when you move it right (and then won't restore the volume when you centre it again). Although I have not found any of the other various mixers for alsa to be completely satisfactory, I have not been able to duplicate this particular problem with any of them, which suggests to me that kmix has some problems peculiar to itself. So it might be worth your while trying another mixer. I have got better mileage out of kamix myself. However when I am completely stuck I use gamix. It's not pretty, and many of the sliders aren't labelled (at least not for the Audigy 2), but it should allow (or at least it allows me) to control pretty well every mixer parameter on your sound card. Robert _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
