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To: andy@triera.net
From: "ALeine" <aleine@austrosearch.net>
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Subject: Re: Sound problem 
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andy@triera.net wrote: 
> I am using FreeBSD 5.4. I have installed sound modules from
> kernel and everything work OK. But then I installed mplayer and
> when I play movie sound is weird. I know how actors should sound
> and they don't sound as they should. If I play same file under Win,
> then the sound is ok. Has anybody same problem, and where could
> problem lay?

You may want to set the kernel variable hw.snd.pcm0.vchans to 0 and
tune other hw.snd.* variables with sysctl(8).

In the future you may want to include more details (like the output
of `cat /dev/sndstat`) and consider posting to a more appropriate
list (such as freebsd-questions) first.

ALeine
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