[ALSA - driver 0001320]: CA0106 with Soundblaster 24-bit live does not allow recording

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<https://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/alsa-bug/view.php?id=1320> 
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Reported By:                ammiellodebar
Assigned To:                jcdutton
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Project:                    ALSA - driver
Issue ID:                   1320
Category:                   PCI - ca0106
Reproducibility:            always
Severity:                   major
Priority:                   normal
Status:                     feedback
Distribution:               Arch Linux
Kernel Version:             
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Date Submitted:             08-08-2005 06:03 CEST
Last Modified:              09-10-2005 10:36 CEST
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Summary:                    CA0106 with Soundblaster 24-bit live does not allow
recording
Description: 
When I use the line in on the card, it will not capture unless i crank up
the mixer to near peak, and then its garbled and distorted sound, my
capture is up all the way and i know its not a dumb mistake of mine


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 ammiellodebar - 08-21-05 23:56 
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i see jcdutton has fixed this! now..... if only the development version
would compile right without errors!!!!

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 jcdutton - 09-10-05 10:36 
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The development version compiles find without errors. You must be doing
something wrong.
One point to note when compiling alsa-driver, is that it has to be
compiled with the same version of GCC as the rest of the kernel. You might
have compiled the kernel and upgraded GCC since.
So, if you have not compiled the kernel yourself and installed that
version, alsa-driver is unlikely to compile.
So, I think a better test would be to compile and install your own kernel,
leaving all kernel sound options as MODULES. The reboot into the new
kernel and then compile alsa-driver.

Issue History
Date Modified  Username       Field                    Change              
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08-08-05 06:03 ammiellodebar  New Issue                                    
08-08-05 06:03 ammiellodebar  Distribution              => Arch Linux      
08-09-05 04:13 ammiellodebar  Note Added: 0005717                          
08-12-05 23:11 jcdutton       Note Added: 0005791                          
08-12-05 23:11 jcdutton       Status                   assigned => feedback
08-13-05 03:40 ammiellodebar  Note Added: 0005800                          
08-21-05 23:56 ammiellodebar  Note Added: 0005887                          
08-21-05 23:56 ammiellodebar  Note Edited: 0005717                         
09-10-05 10:36 jcdutton       Note Added: 0006108                          
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