Re: xmms & evolution

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For me, ALSA provided my soundcard with correct functionality. For instance, before compiling in ALSA support and all that jazz, my soundcard would only play sound out of the microphone channel. After compiling it in and everything, my speakers channels play sound correctly. I'm very happy about that.

I too had a problem with ALSA in the past, but recently it seems to function without a hitch for me. I might add it worked out my emu10k1 SB Live! card pretty good too. It didn't quite function optimally previous to using ALSA.

YMMV

Alex

On Wed, Dec 03, 2003 at 12:42:24PM -0700, Rob Park wrote:
> Jack Bowling wrote:
> >A user of ALSA would never, ever denigrate it as "needless
> >complication".
> 
> So then what does it DO? I mean, aside from duplicating hardware 
> functionality (multiple-channel audio) in software?
> 
> I've had problems with Alsa when I first started using linux, and it 
> really put me off ALSA. I don't see any point to having it, except for 
> complicating things for no reason.
> 
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