Re: soundcard problems

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Hi

You may find that like many others on this list, share my experience that the 
default settings for FC4 turn on the digital output channel.  If you have 
speakers attached to the digital output of your soundcard (provided it has 
one), then you will hear sound.  If, on the other hand, your sound card only 
supports analog output, then open the mixer control and mute the digital 
output, and the optical.  Only leave the Analog open and sound will magically 
work again!


HTH


With kind regards



Andy


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