Re: S/PDIF locked? I have no more output!

[Edwin Boersma <edwin@orangeport.net>]

On Saturday 31 May 2003 16:04, Edwin Boersma wrote:
I managed to get my output back, after trying several combinations of 
settings. I don't really know what I did actually...

Who can tell me how I can have CD output and XMMS output at the same time on 
different channels? The nformation from Midiman is very little...


Edwin

> Hello,
>
> I installed envy24control on SuSE Linux 8.1 for my Midiman Delta 410 sound
> card. The card was installed successfully by alsaconf and it played music.
> In envy24control, I clicked "S/PDIF In" under "Master Clock" in "Hardware
> Settings". The sound output stoppped immediately and in the "Actual Rate"
> box, the value changed from "44100" to "S/PDIF". Because I don't have any
> digital interfaces, and I wanted to have my music back, I clicked "44100"
> again. Nothing happened though, the music is gone and if I close
> envy24control and start it again, the S/PDIF is again selected. I have
> tried every setting to get back to where I started, but without success.
> Then I tried to reinstall my sound card. This went fine, until the playing
> of the test sound. Apparently, the sound card is in use, because the
> program still waits for the test sound to be played.
>
> Who can tell me how I can reset the whole configuration and why this has
> happened?
>
> Edwin Boersma
>
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Edwin Boersma


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