16 Feb
2013
16 Feb
'13
12:48 a.m.
Hello all,
I now see that I was spoiled by using Fedora and CCRMA. Everything
worked. jackd (qjackctl) Ardour, playing any audio file (with vlc for
instance). I have now switched to Linux Mint (KDE version, 64-bit,
Nadia) and nothing works.
I get the 1010LT card using lspci:
05:01.0 Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies Inc. ICE1712
[Envy24] PCI Multi-Channel I/O Controller (rev 02)
So that's a good sign.
But then I start mudita24 and everything single vu meter is flanked
with the '(off)' mention. When I play an audio file using vlc, no
vu-meter is moving. What's wrong ? I'm not even comtemplating using
jack and Ardour at this point, just getting basic sound working.
/usr/bin/pulseaudio is running. Is this the culprit ?
Thanks for any advice and suggestion, it's greatly appreciated !
16 Feb
16 Feb
1:03 a.m.
On Fri, February 15, 2013 3:48 pm, jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com wrote:
Hello all,
I now see that I was spoiled by using Fedora and CCRMA. Everything
worked. jackd (qjackctl) Ardour, playing any audio file (with vlc for
instance). I have now switched to Linux Mint (KDE version, 64-bit,
Nadia) and nothing works.
I get the 1010LT card using lspci:
05:01.0 Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies Inc. ICE1712
[Envy24] PCI Multi-Channel I/O Controller (rev 02)
So that's a good sign.
But then I start mudita24 and everything single vu meter is flanked
with the '(off)' mention. When I play an audio file using vlc, no
vu-meter is moving. What's wrong ? I'm not even comtemplating using
jack and Ardour at this point, just getting basic sound working.
Do you have the analog levels turned up (the ice1712 driver seems to
default to lowest level in pulseaudio)? Also remember that your ice1712
might be hw:1 and not hw:0 if you also have an internal audio IF. In
pavucontrol (assuming pulseaudio is the default audio server) you need to
select you d1010 as the default output or turn the internal audio right
off. So if pavucontrol shows audio going to the d1010, look at mudita in
the aualog tab and turn up at least DAC 1 and DAC 2 (ADC1 and 2 for
recording).
/usr/bin/pulseaudio is running. Is this the culprit ?
Thanks for any advice and suggestion, it's greatly appreciated !
If you don't have jack going pulse is probably needed.
--
Len Ovens
www.OvenWerks.net
1:37 a.m.
Le 15-02-2013 19:03, Len Ovens a écrit :
Do you have the analog levels turned up (the ice1712
driver seems to
default to lowest level in pulseaudio)? Also remember that your
ice1712
might be hw:1 and not hw:0 if you also have an internal audio IF. In
pavucontrol (assuming pulseaudio is the default audio server) you
need to
select you d1010 as the default output or turn the internal audio
right
off. So if pavucontrol shows audio going to the d1010, look at mudita
in
the aualog tab and turn up at least DAC 1 and DAC 2 (ADC1 and 2 for
recording).
OK. first of all, pavucontrol was not installed (which is a Good Thing
since I like lean Linux distros). So I installed it. In the attached
screen shot, the blue bar is the output of vlc playing an audio track.
I must say that I'm not familiar at all with pavucontrol, since I never
used it before, in all those years I used audio in fedora (both playing
audio files and recording with Ardour). I've tried a few things, but
all controls in mudita24 shows '(off)'.
3:05 a.m.
i have that card. i use envy24control to manage it. alsamixer will
manage it as well. does pavucontrol manage it at the hardware layer, or
does it manage the pulse audio connection layer?
kelly
On 02/15/13 19:37, jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com wrote:
Le 15-02-2013 19:03, Len Ovens a écrit :
Do you have the analog levels turned up (the
ice1712 driver seems to
default to lowest level in pulseaudio)? Also remember that your ice1712
might be hw:1 and not hw:0 if you also have an internal audio IF. In
pavucontrol (assuming pulseaudio is the default audio server) you
need to
select you d1010 as the default output or turn the internal audio right
off. So if pavucontrol shows audio going to the d1010, look at mudita in
the aualog tab and turn up at least DAC 1 and DAC 2 (ADC1 and 2 for
recording).
OK. first of all, pavucontrol was not installed (which is a Good
Thing since I like lean Linux distros). So I installed it. In the
attached screen shot, the blue bar is the output of vlc playing an
audio track. I must say that I'm not familiar at all with
pavucontrol, since I never used it before, in all those years I used
audio in fedora (both playing audio files and recording with Ardour).
I've tried a few things, but all controls in mudita24 shows '(off)'.
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1:45 a.m.
New subject: [SOLVED] Re: (very) Basic help to get 1010LT card going (mudita24 ?)
Le 15-02-2013 19:03, Len Ovens a écrit :
Do you have the analog levels turned up (the ice1712
driver seems to
default to lowest level in pulseaudio)? Also remember that your
ice1712
might be hw:1 and not hw:0 if you also have an internal audio IF. In
pavucontrol (assuming pulseaudio is the default audio server) you
need to
select you d1010 as the default output or turn the internal audio
right
off. So if pavucontrol shows audio going to the d1010, look at mudita
in
the aualog tab and turn up at least DAC 1 and DAC 2 (ADC1 and 2 for
recording).
OK ! Got it. See attached (provided for completion of historic
troubleshooting purpose ;-)
Yeah.
I'd like to share this tune, which I haven't made, which is the very
first tune to play on this Linux Mint system. It is from UA. Please
enjoy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHIWCmZqwLs
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