multiple output jacks with alsa and sblive

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Hi Thomas.  Try adjusting the Wave Surround option in the alsa mixer. 
If you want to use the amixer command line, then do something like this:

amixer set "Wave Surround" 100% on

Then make sure your second speakers are plugged in to the jack next to
the midi port.  You will get all four speakers when you are playing
audio, but not when you are playing cds, or recording from the line
jack.  Remember to include the double quotes in the above command line
for amixer, and be sure to notice the case.  For some silly reason, the
folks writing the alsa drivers think device names should be case
sensitive.  Oh well, the state the mind gets stuck in sometimes!  Hope
this helps.

Gene

>All i could do with this control was mute and unmute it and that did not
>make my second pair of speakers make a sound. In windows I can plug into
>the jack nearest the midi port and get a second sterio output.  I
>tried the one farthest from the midi port as well with the same
>results. It required that I set something for quadraphonic speakers in
>the creative program that came with the card, but I've never gotten
>this to work with
>alsa. Perhapse the creative program loads something proprietary on to the
>card or something, I will look into it more.
>




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