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SoundBlaster Live 24bit not working with Debian Live

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thekellogsfan

SoundBlaster Live 24bit not working with Debian Live

#1 Post by thekellogsfan »

I cannot get debian to play music from the speakers. The visuals move, but no sound comes out.

Can anyone help? Thanks for your help.

tinker
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#2 Post by tinker »

To be blunt, no, no one can help, given the information you provide.

What version of Debian? What kernel? What visuals are you talking about? What application are you using to try and play them?

I don't mean this to be unkind, it's just that no one but you can see your machine, nor do we have any idea of the important information.

thekellogsfan

#3 Post by thekellogsfan »

Sorry about the complete lack of information that I've given. it's just that it was late at night and I didn't want to bother anybody sleeping with my keyboard nattering away.

My Debian is a Live CD, I'm trying it out to see which Linux to use on my system. I got it here (http://debian-live.alioth.debian.org/), and I have no idea of the version of Debian is, or the kernel - I'm pretty new, although I know a few commands (when I mean few, I mean apt-get :lol:)

I remember trying to play an mp3 with I think the program was called Totem Movie Player. The visualisations was playing up (like it would if it was Windows and Movie Player in comparison) but no sound came on. I right clicked the volume icon at the top right and put all the sound up. I used AlsaMixer for the sound, but no sound came out.

Is there some drivers I have to install to get my soundcard to work?

kellogsfan


p.s. How do you find out the Kernel version and Debian version? Right now I'm using windows, so I can't remember much, but will try to correct it :)

thekellogsfan

#4 Post by thekellogsfan »

My kernel version is 2.6 (used kernelversion in terminal)
As for version of Debian, I still have no clue, but I know that GNOME is version 2.14.3 if that has any significance to this at all....?

thekellogsfan

#5 Post by thekellogsfan »

Don worry, it works now!

But thanks for offering help. it turned out I had IEC958 on, which doesn´t work well.


thekellogsfan :D:D:D:D:D:D

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