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Old 02-20-2005, 12:33 PM   #1
grouge
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5.1 sound - rear speakers


Hi Guys,

I'm running SUSE 9.2 Professional with Gnome.

I can't seem to get the full 5.1 sound working properly. The three front speakers and bass speaker are working great but out of the rear speakers not a whimper.

My sound chipset is SIS SI7012 and the AC97 codec (think that is what it is) is Realtek ALC650E.

I am a little baffled by the Gnome Volume Control and the Alsa mixer, what sliders do I use here to control the surround sound output?

I have checked all the cables and prior to SUSE I had Fedora 2 installed and the 5.1 worked ok so I know that it CAN work with Linux.

Otherwise my two week old install of SUSE is just wonnerfull
 
  


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