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| Hi there! I have an ABIT IC7MAX3 motherboard with a Realtek ALC650 chip. The driver I'm using is 'snd_intel8x0'. I followed the gentoo guide and everything went fine. But when I select the spdif device on xmms (hw 0,4) the song seems to play but no sound is uttered on the receiver. The receiver acknowledges the cable is properly connected to a sound device (which occurs when the alsa module is loaded). The analog output works fine when I select it. I used 'genkernel' with default paramters. Since it didn't work, I tried the following, with no success so far: - Compiled the ALSA core and driver into the kernel instead of modules - Muted / Unmuted everything on mixer, including the IEC* controls, setting the IEC*Playback control volume to zero and above. - Tried some asound.conf's from the net Any ideas? I would greatly appreciate! Thanks a lot in advance! -- djaba PS: It would be nice to output, by default, to analog and digital simultaneously. How can it be done? |
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| Hi >But when I select the spdif device on xmms (hw0,4) the song seems to play but no sound is uttered on the receiver. > > I use use 'snd_intel8x0' with spdif and analog out... Select (hw0,0) or default. If you have still problems try: maggo@bart maggo $ iecset Mode: consumer Data: audio Rate: 44100 Hz Copyright: permitted Emphasis: none Category: PCM coder Original: original Clock: 1000 ppm - Data:audio: if set to non-audio if after a very silent part of a song, a song change or you've a very low volume in xmms (using the software volume option) there is no more sound, set it with 'iecset audio on' - Rate: 44100: mp3s have 44100Hz, dvds have 48000Hz. If you set it wrong you've a crappy sound. I set it to 44100 an told xine and mplayer to resample to 44100. >PS: It would be nice to output, by default, to analog and digital >simultaneously. How can it be done? > > that's the standard...(if you set it in the alsamixer) Ciao Maggo |
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| Hi > If you have still problems try: > > maggo@bart maggo $ iecset The 'iecset' utility reported alright... I don't know... I changed the mixer controls and the receiver was acknowledging everything, but no sound was being uttered. I just rebooted the machine and the whole thing worked. *sigh* Thank you for your time! -- djaba |
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| djaba enlightened us with: > I don't know... I changed the mixer controls and the receiver was > acknowledging everything, but no sound was being uttered. I just > rebooted the machine and the whole thing worked. *sigh* It isn't windows, but sometimes a windoze tactic also works on Linux ;-) Sybren -- The problem with the world is stupidity. Not saying there should be a capital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself? |