Hello, I recently installed SuSE 8.1, and it generally installed like a dream, detected my hardware all right - although I did have to change the soundcard from CS 42?? to CS 46xx (I have a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz). Now, the sound from the card is very distorted - it sounds like the sound is coming from a tin can. On my previous SuSE install (8.0) it sounded wonderful. I know ALSA has been upgraded since SuSE 8.0, and that the sound drivers for the Santa Cruz has been modified (it now accepts more than one simultaneous audio stream). Has anyone else experienced problems of this kind, is there a fix, or is there a fault in the driver? Thanks, Magnar S. Olsen
Magnar Strand Olsen wrote:
Hello,
I recently installed SuSE 8.1, and it generally installed like a dream, detected my hardware all right - although I did have to change the soundcard from CS 42?? to CS 46xx (I have a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz). Now, the sound from the card is very distorted - it sounds like the sound is coming from a tin can. On my previous SuSE install (8.0) it sounded wonderful. I know ALSA has been upgraded since SuSE 8.0, and that the sound drivers for the Santa Cruz has been modified (it now accepts more than one simultaneous audio stream).
Has anyone else experienced problems of this kind, is there a fix, or is there a fault in the driver?
acpi can cause sound problems like that. If you boot with acpi=off is the sound still dodgy?
Paul wrote:
Magnar Strand Olsen wrote:
Hello,
I recently installed SuSE 8.1, and it generally installed like a dream, detected my hardware all right - although I did have to change the soundcard from CS 42?? to CS 46xx (I have a Turtle Beach Santa Cruz). Now, the sound from the card is very distorted - it sounds like the sound is coming from a tin can. On my previous SuSE install (8.0) it sounded wonderful. I know ALSA has been upgraded since SuSE 8.0, and that the sound drivers for the Santa Cruz has been modified (it now accepts more than one simultaneous audio stream).
Has anyone else experienced problems of this kind, is there a fix, or is there a fault in the driver?
acpi can cause sound problems like that. If you boot with acpi=off is the sound still dodgy?
Yes, I tried that after reading your reply - I also tried booting with the failsafe option. The sound is still tinny... Magnar.
participants (3)
-
Magnar Olsen -
Magnar Strand Olsen
-
Paul