Re: ALSA Problem

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Subject: Re: ALSA Problem
From: Adam Done <donestudios@gmx.net>
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 14:36:08 -0700
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I have been able to get also modules complied for the internal port but a major thing that is very annoying is that the sound fluxuates up and down constantly when listening not matter what app I use.. esp xmms. This happens with GNOME and KDE cd players. I am gathering that it has some thing to do with the sound modules. I can listen to the same in OS X and have constant cpu time...

Also has anyone figured out how to get sound blaster cards to work under alsa or oss. In the alsa modules i have sb16 and awe but they fail to load when starting alsa.

Thanks for all the help. I have been getting it together slowly but surly.

-Aam

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