Anyone know if linux drivers for Audiowerk2 sound card are available?
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Anyone know if linux drivers for Audiowerk2 sound card are available?
Hi all,
Would love to get this sound card working with linux, (Emagic Audiowerk 2 - 2 in 2 out + digital in/out). I think it uses a wierd Philips AV chip (Philips Semiconductors SAA7146), all drivers I find for the chip seem to be video related (for tv etc)??
Has anyone got this sound card working under linux?
lucastic; http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Hardware-HOWTO/index.html (table of contents section 14) in subsections 14.1supported,14.2 Alpha,Beta drivers
and 14.3 Unsupported (sound cards). how did u pass them up?
Originally posted by penguin4 lucastic; http://tldp.org/HOWTO/HARDWARE-HOWTO/index checkout SOUND cards #14 subsections 14.1,14.2,14.3;supported,alpha,beta,drivers,unsupported.
penguin4 -- Unfortunately it seems that the link you specified is 404. If you can edit your post to supply the correct link, that would be helpful, but I'd also like to ask that it would be a lot more helpful if you could also suggest specific commands or configuration changes that lucastic could try.
By virtue of your post I will assume that you are using the same equipment as lucastic has mentioned -- what commands were necessary for you to get this card up and running on your rig? -- J.W.
J believe assumingly I am (but not) am only giving suggestions as read from posts. and quoted from hardcopies of same suggestions. I do not and will not give advice when not
with in the same configuration as posters. also am a newbie with a yen to learn as much
as possible by reading,doing and trying. thanks for dress down accept it gracefully.
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