Re: Sound Blasters

[llornkcor <llornkcor@llornkcor.com>]

I use a plug-n-pray SB awe64, and it works fine. I also have a SB pci
128 that works fine, except that realplayer g2 doesnt like the pci 128 card.
dont let PNP discourage you from buying an inexpensive card. Just dont buy a
'winsound card' if there is such a thing.

On Sat, 07 Aug 1999, Scorpion wrote:
> I went down to a few computer stores to try and buy me a decent sound
> card.  I've never been able to get my soundcard to work fully with Linux,
> so I wanted to buy a new one.  One I knew would work with Linux.  I wanted
> to get a Sound Blaster 16.  They had a few cards down there, but most
> where over $100.  They had a Sound Blaster 16 pci there for $50, and I
> almost bought it.  Started to read the package, and noticed it was plug
> and play.  I put it back and left.  Would it be possible to get that thing
> to work?  If not, got any suggestions for good quality lower priced sound
> cards?  In case you need to know, I'm using the kernel 2.2.10.
> 
> Thanks.
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