Hi !
Version: Linux Mint 8 KDE 32 Bit
I use a Creative X-Fi and it seems to be recognized properly, but the sound comes just through 2 Channels. The Problem is that every Channel (Front , Rear, Center-Sub) is listed as a single Output. (take a look at the screenshot)
How can i set it up to use all three channels ?
thanks
[SOLVED] Creative X-Fi just one Channel useable
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[SOLVED] Creative X-Fi just one Channel useable
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Re: Creative X-Fi just one Channel useable
Not sure if this link http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 79#p243579 will help or not.
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Re: Creative X-Fi just one Channel useable
okay,
here's what to do:
Install all the pulseaudio stuff. "padevchooser" is very important.
edit /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
uncomment this line: default-sample-channels = 2 and change the 2 to 6 (for 5.1)
go to KDE Preferences -> Multimedia -> put Pulseaudio to the top
start padevchooser, go to Configuration and change the profile to your need.
some screenshots:
if padevchooser has lack of icons, take a look at this
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EDIT:
You also have to uncomment this line:
enable-lfe-remixing = yes
otherwise the Subwoofer gets disabled, when you skip a track at amarok or something like that.
when everything is fine, you can disable the automatic startup of padevchooser, it's not needed anymore. (But you can manipulate the output-volume of every program with it, so its your choice)
here's what to do:
Install all the pulseaudio stuff. "padevchooser" is very important.
edit /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
uncomment this line: default-sample-channels = 2 and change the 2 to 6 (for 5.1)
go to KDE Preferences -> Multimedia -> put Pulseaudio to the top
start padevchooser, go to Configuration and change the profile to your need.
some screenshots:
if padevchooser has lack of icons, take a look at this
.
.
EDIT:
You also have to uncomment this line:
enable-lfe-remixing = yes
otherwise the Subwoofer gets disabled, when you skip a track at amarok or something like that.
when everything is fine, you can disable the automatic startup of padevchooser, it's not needed anymore. (But you can manipulate the output-volume of every program with it, so its your choice)