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List:       kde-user
Subject:    RE: Linux mandrake 7.0
From:       "James N. Giang" <giang () gis ! net>
Date:       2000-01-30 19:05:03
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nope, I was Able to play CD music within windows 98 fine all the cable was
connected properly, mandrake 6.1 have no problem of playing cd music.

James
-----Original Message-----
The first problem reminds me to another problem and a possible solution I
gave some time ago:

--- > I am a newbie,
--- >
--- > I installed on my PC mandrake 6.1, kernel 2.2.13, KDE 1.1.2
--- > I have a sound card PCI64v
--- > I ran sndconfig. I had no issue. I can hear mp3, wave files.
--- > The issue is when I want to use the cdreader. The programm looks to
run
--- > finely, but I do not hear anything.
--- > I checked Kmixer, eveything is ok.
--- > I also installed the demo of civilisation 3,
--- > I can hear the sounds but not
--- > the music.
---
--- Perhaps you miss a cable between the CD drive and your sound card.
---
--- Playing (Audio-) CDs on a CDROM drive does NOT send the data through
--- Mainboard/CPU/RAM or what ever. But a program to listen a CD on a PC
--- starts the drive, that's all. The data read from the CD will be
--- converted from digital to analog already on the drive (A/D converter
--- on the drive). Then the analog data has to run over a cable which
--- connects the drive with the sound card. The sound card mixes this
--- analog data with its own analog output and gives the sum of CD and own
--- data to its output connector (to your sound boxes or ear hearer or
--- whatever).
---
--- I assume you have not the cable between CDROM drive and sound card
--- installed properly.
---
--- Klaus

Klaus
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