Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:03:46 +0000 From: eoghan <freebsd@redry.net> To: Mark Kane <mark@mkproductions.org> Cc: freebsd <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: getting sound Message-ID: <EA7D7FA7-8CB9-41FF-8178-4BA91FE1FE59@redry.net> In-Reply-To: <43B56FA0.3050509@mkproductions.org> References: <40D83E7E-BCDF-43F4-B852-AF66C3B0DD1E@redry.net> <43B56FA0.3050509@mkproductions.org>
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On 30 Dec 2005, at 17:34, Mark Kane wrote: > eoghan wrote: >> Hello >> I have followed the manual page here for sound setup: >> http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/sound- >> setup.html >> Im using freebsd 6.0 with generic kernel. Im not sure what sound >> card >> came with my dell (its 3 years old). >> So i did: >> #kldload snd_emu10k1 >> #kldload snd_driver >> then: >> #cat /dev/sndstat >> FreeBSD Audio Driver (newpcm) >> Installed devices: >> pcm0: <AudioPCI ES1371-B> at io 0xec40 irq 11 kld snd_es137x(1p/1r/0v >> channels duplex default) >> This is my first time trying to get the sound working. I try play an >> mp3 ans dont hear anything. Perhaps using the snd_driver wont work in >> my case... >> Is there a way to get freeBSD to show my sound device so I can >> load the >> correct module? Or is there something else im doing wrong? >> Thanks >> Eoghan > > It looks to me like the "snd_driver" did it (since it shows > "snd_es127x" > loaded), but if you still are not getting any sound then check some > things. > > 1) The parts list you pasted seems like it's the Creative CT5807 sound > card. I don't see that particular model on the hardware supported > list, > although similar models are listed under that driver (man snd_es137x). > > 2) Check the volume. Type "mixer" at a shell and make sure the levels > are up. The manpage for "mixer" should tell you how to change those > settings if you need to. > > 3) Are you running KDE or artsd? On one of my machines that I set > sound > up on a long time ago everything was going fine (no errors, sndstat > showed it, etc) but KDE's artsd interfered with the volume when KDE > was > on. So if you are in KDE then I'd say to stop the GUI and go to the > console where artsd won't be running and then do your testing. You can > also disable artsd but I'm not sure where as it's been a while since > I've used KDE. > > 4) Are your speakers/headphones/mixer volumes up? > > -Mark > Thanks Mark Im running KDE (3.4.3) and I have just gone into control center > sound & multimedia > sound system Here I disabled the sound system and reneabled it, which it restarted the sound system. I then clicked the button to text sound. Then I heard sound perfect. I then opened Noatun and tried to play an mp3 but heard nothing. I dont know about artsd, but is this the KDE sound system? I tried the sound system disabled, restart Noatun but still nothing. artsd at konsole says: can't register Arts::MidiManager There are already artsd objects registered, looking if they are active... Error: Can't add object reference (probably artsd is already running). If you are sure it is not already running, remove the relevant files: /tmp/mcop-root/Arts_SoundServerV2 /tmp/mcop-root/Arts_SoundServer /tmp/mcop-root/Arts_SimpleSoundServer /tmp/mcop-root/Arts_PlayObjectFactory /tmp/mcop-root/Arts_AudioManager So, sound works if I test in control centre. But no sound if i try play an mp3... Thanks Eoghan
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