jpeters

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Posted: Aug. 28 2007,17:52 |
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Quote (okango @ Aug. 28 2007,12:59) | Hi, i've tried audacity, it loads an mp3 (the mp3 is ok, i tested it with windows on the same laptop), then i kan click it to play, and i see at the oszillator, that it is played, but i can hear nothing. In the settings i see, that play and record are both to /dev/dsp. okango |
I'm assuming that there is no hardware issue, and that you get sound from your speaker/headphone with Win 98 loaded. I'd be surprised if audacity would work if there were any soundcard/driver conflicts.
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