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vliqi
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 Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 6:08 am Post subject: my ALSA has noisy[solved] |
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Hello everyone:
I have a Realtek ALC 880 onboard sound card,I download a ptach for kernel 2.6.11(because I emerge alsa-driver ,but it has no sound),I compile the ALSA driver in kernel,ALSA has noisy, but OSS( simulated by ALSA)work well.
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perseguidor
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I had the same problem with a different onboard sound card; I don't know how much of this can be helpful to you, but here's the thread where I found/posted the solution:
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-326494-highlight-.html
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micmac
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| Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 4:13 pm Post subject: Re: my ALSA has noisy |
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| vliqi wrote: | Hello everyone:
I have a Realtek ALC 880 onboard sound card,I download a ptach for kernel 2.6.11(because I emerge alsa-driver ,but it has no sound),I compile the ALSA driver in kernel,ALSA has noisy, but OSS( simulated by ALSA)work well.
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Hear if the noise goes away when you point your app (like xmms) to the proper device, e.g. hw#0.1. If so it's the bad alsa resampler. If you point it to the device xmms will do the resampling which sounds better.
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vliqi
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I recompile all the package which depend on arts with USE="-arts",It is good now.
thanks for your help
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