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I've recently installed mandrake 10 on my bro comp and we encountered some problem with the sound card. It's an hercules muse Xl. After working on it for a few hours we were able to make it work (with the help of people on a chan)
However the sound is not very good, it's mostly saturated in bass. It's really awfull and i can't watch a movie on the comp under linux.
Is there a way to correct the sound coming from the sound card?
ps i'm using a 4.1 kit from altec lansing and i can't regulate the subwoofer volume
I'm running Mandrake 10.0, KDE, and having pretty much the same problem. My sound card is decent, and got surround-sound speakers. Is there no way to adjust the bass?
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