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I tried to play a cd using KsCD panel, it shows the contents of the cd and the volume indicator moves but not getting any sound. I checked the mixer and made
sure the volume levels are up. Next checked the Sound System configuration and
in Hardware tab, for "Select the audio device" it shows Autodetect and for "Select the MIDI device" it shows "EMU10k1 MPU-401 (UART) - Rawmidi 0 EMU10k1 MPU-401 (UART) - ALSA device"
Since I'm new to Linux I'm not sure what the problem might be, driver or something else.
Please let me know what possible options I have to resolve my sound issue.
Thank You
(the sound part).
If it does then type
alsamixer
and get all the possible things to max.
Then use aply to play any.ogg or .wav file, usage (on konsole):
aplay <path to ..wav or .ogg file>
e.g. aplay /usr/share/sounds/KDE_Startup.wav
If you hear any sound (as you must) then now the KsCD should work.
If it doesnt show any snd kernel moules:
then do
alsacfg
It should then load them
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