This one time, at band camp, Elimar Riesebieter said: > On Sun, 27 Oct 2002 the mental interface of > Christian Mascher told: > > > Hi all, > > > > I'm Debian Newbie (two weeks). This is my first message posted with > > mutt, hoping I got exim and fetchmail etc. working yesterday (with > > smarthost ISP). > > > > As to the subject question: module es1370 is started at bootup and finds > > the sound card (actually creative sound-blaster audiopci 64v). I can hear > > some sounds in kde or gnome or even some weird noise ;-) when doing > > # cat /bin/ls > /dev/dsp > > as someone suggested shortly, although the sound is always in a very low > > volume. esd is running. > > > > But I want to play an audio cd. Tried this first with gnome > > cd-applet, but it doesn't do anything, not even eject etc. Never found a > > KDE-CD-player (wasn't there one supplied a few years ago?). Then I > > installed cdcd and started it with > > # cdcd -d /dev/hdd (which is my CD-ROM-drive) > > It does everything expected, ejects, shows me the tracks, even > > starts playing (according to led) -- but I can't hear anything. > > Make sure you're member of groups audio and cdrom. I believe he is, as he can hear some sounds, and can cat to /dev/dsp. It sounds like your mixer settings are too low, if everything is really quiet. Try `apt-cache search mixer` to see a list of available mixers, so you can raise and lower volume settings. I use aumixer, but YMMV. HTH, Steve -- She ran the gamut of emotions from 'A' to 'B'. -- Dorothy Parker, on a Kate Hepburn performance
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