I've noticed in Kernel 2.4.10 that the emu10k1 driver produces cracks in
the sound output.
Is there a stable emu10k1?
The emu10k1 driver in all kernels < 2.4.7 is from 04-12-2000, which
produce excellent sound.
I've spoken with a few other guys on IRC, and they also have this
problem [of crackling, etc].
What would be the best course of action if one wants good sound in
kernels > 2.4.7?
Is your motherboard based on a Via chipset? If so, then this doesn't have
anything to do with Linux.. You'd have the same problems with Windows 2000..
I have a pair of SB Live! Platinums gathering dust in the room with me
because of the "Via/SBLive!" and "SMP/SBLive!" bugs.
----- Original Message -----
From: "war" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2001 8:48 PM
Subject: Question concerning SBLIVE! driver.
> I've noticed in Kernel 2.4.10 that the emu10k1 driver produces cracks in
> the sound output.
>
> Is there a stable emu10k1?
>
> The emu10k1 driver in all kernels < 2.4.7 is from 04-12-2000, which
> produce excellent sound.
>
> I've spoken with a few other guys on IRC, and they also have this
> problem [of crackling, etc].
>
> What would be the best course of action if one wants good sound in
> kernels > 2.4.7?
>
>
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On Sun, 7 Oct 2001, war wrote:
Try to mute all analog sound sources (that you are not using) and reduce
IGAIN mixer settings.
Rui Sousa
> I've noticed in Kernel 2.4.10 that the emu10k1 driver produces cracks in
> the sound output.
>
> Is there a stable emu10k1?
>
> The emu10k1 driver in all kernels < 2.4.7 is from 04-12-2000, which
> produce excellent sound.
>
> I've spoken with a few other guys on IRC, and they also have this
> problem [of crackling, etc].
>
> What would be the best course of action if one wants good sound in
> kernels > 2.4.7?
>
>
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I too have seen this. I am not sure if there is a newer driver available
now. Also try oss from soundfont.
"war" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I've noticed in Kernel 2.4.10 that the emu10k1 driver produces cracks in
> the sound output.
>
> Is there a stable emu10k1?
>
> The emu10k1 driver in all kernels < 2.4.7 is from 04-12-2000, which
> produce excellent sound.
>
> I've spoken with a few other guys on IRC, and they also have this
> problem [of crackling, etc].
>
> What would be the best course of action if one wants good sound in
> kernels > 2.4.7?
>
>
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Nick Lockyer wrote:
> I too have seen this. I am not sure if there is a newer driver available
> now. Also try oss from soundfont.
>
Hi
I think you mean 4front for OSS
John