Labtec spin-45 speakers, sound card on mobo, no sound
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Labtec spin-45 speakers, sound card on mobo, no sound
I recently installed mandrake 9.1 on my comp. The soundcard is built into the motherboard on this system, the mobo is a chaintech CT-ES 676m "Summit." I have a pair of cheap labtec spearks hooked up to the sound card. Mandrake says that it has a driver installed for these speakers, is it the wrong driver, or what?
-thanks, greenpenguin
but you tried to use the mixer to pump up volume didnt you?
and if so find out what soundchip your card uses i mean is it an creative one or ... if so which serial number or product numer does it have something like soundblaster enk...
ok im sure you have alsa libs installed so go and find a mixer app in your start panel or go to your shell and perform a su and then type amixer and have a look if it loads then type amixer -h to have a look at your settings but for you its better to get a gnome based mixer prog something like gmixer or so there should be some avaible out there use google or forums for search
I tried using KMix and turing the volume all the way up, no sound comes out of my speakers though...the cd player plays the cd, and i can hear it through headphones hooked directly to the cd player but no speakers...
I'm considering just buying a new sound card, if anyone has any suggestions on what works well, or how to fix my current sound, they would be greatly appreciated.
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