| No SoundForum: DSL Tips and Tricks Topic: No Sound started by: kulkulcaan  Posted by kulkulcaan on Mar. 31 2006,21:12 I have DSL running on my PC but the sound card doesnt work. Any ideas ?  Posted by cbagger01 on April 01 2006,06:04 On my PC, DSL and the sound card works fine. Maybe your PC or sound card are different from mine? I wish I could tell you my PC and sound card model numbers, but they are a secret    Posted by piccolo on April 01 2006,10:51 To try in xterminal: alsamixer Frequently audio channels are mute by defect, alsamixer can toggle muting.  Posted by searayman on April 03 2006,01:29 whe i try alsa mixer it says no such thing exists  Posted by piccolo on April 03 2006,21:44 searayman, Also to try dMix Have you installed a ISA sound card?  Posted by 3-R4Z0R on April 09 2006,19:03 Hello I haven't got any sound too. Is sound module in kernel? How do I install a Sound Blaster Pro? GreetZZ 3-R4Z0R  Posted by doobit on April 09 2006,20:52 Yes, it's in the kernel. Newer cards may need alsa. You can also use someUSB sound devices,like turtle beach and sound fairy.  Posted by 3-R4Z0R on April 10 2006,09:36 I've got a Sound Blaster Pro (ESS 688/1688) card. GreetZZ 3-R4Z0R  Posted by piccolo on April 10 2006,11:09 I believe your sound card is a ISA sound card. Confirm me. How Linux can't automatically configure Plug and Play ISA is necessary assign manually resources (port, irq, dma) to driver or use a configuration sound card utility. Procedure using utility: 1) You need download a Debian utility from internet called: sndconfig. You can do so: Enable (If never was enabled) APT on your DSL: Apps >> Tools >> Enable Apt 2) Open Xterminal and write commands: dsl@box:~$ sudo su root@box:/home/dsl# apt-get update 3) After the process is finished, download package Debian utility root@box:/home/dsl# apt-get sndconfig 4) Launch utility: root@box:/home/dsl# sndconfig Automatically will do the work. 5) Testing: Launch XMMS player. Click rightbutton over XMMS Click to "Play Location" and write: tone://1000 Click OK You should hear a 1000 Hz tone, if all went well.  Posted by 3-R4Z0R on April 10 2006,15:02 Thank you very much, it worked! GreetZZ 3-R4Z0R |