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lukeas 11-03-2004 02:06 PM

MDK 10: NForce1 audio: getting rear speakers to work
 
Finally got around to making the switch to linux, finally got most of it working, in strange ways sometimes (i.e. it detects my d-link dwl-120 wireless card as nforce AGP controller - yet it works?!), anyway here are my problems:

audio works on front speakers only but i can't get the rear speakers to output any sound (worked fine under windows). i installed the latest nforce drivers from the nvidia site which made little difference except stopping xmms working. i'm using the i810 driver. the snd-intel8x0 works too. nvmixer only loads with the i810 where as alsamixer only works with the snd=intel8x0. the volume controls work on nvmixer but when i try to change the speakers nothign happens and if i try to touch the volumes on the speakers tab it says "volume set failed".

so my questions: how do i get the rear speakers to work? why is xmms not working since i installed the nforce drivers?

on another topic: how do i get the scroll wheel on my mouse to scroll through the page on Firefox, it just operates as a back/forward controller at the moment for some reason.

luke

lukeas 11-03-2004 02:13 PM

some more info and corrections:

now, kmixer and nvmixer work with both drivers and alsa with neither, xmms is working with snd-intel8x0, speakers still not working at rear

i think maybe the partial improvement came from changing "threaded sound system" to "autodetect" on the sound settings and i also disabled the sound system in the same bit

lukeas 11-03-2004 02:14 PM

actually, if i've disabled the sound system then changing to "autodetect" will have made no difference.... either way the front speakers are working, rear not, nvmixer is not being much use!


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