thanks for solution
From: Bert (mach1qc_at_sympatico.ca)
Date: 01/08/04
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Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2004 11:45:07 -0500
Thousand thanks, there was no cable plugged to the analog output of CD
Rom, working fine now
Bert
Lenard wrote:
> On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 15:24:47 -0500, sympatico typed:
>
>
>> > Red hat 9 automatically detected a sound card which is not mine and
>> > returned a good sound test. I tried to play a CD and no sound. Of
>> > cours e I ve played with volumes on CD player and audio mix. My card
>> > is Realtek AC 97. The system detected Sis 7012 PCI audio accelerator
>> > which
>> > is not mine.
>
>
>
> Your CD sound problem may not be the fault of your sound configuration. It
> might be that the manufacturer decided to save about $0.02 (US) and not
> add/attach the audio cable from the CD to the input of the soundcard or
> mother board. Check by opening the system and see if a small usually gray
> round cable is attached to the CD drive. If not then that's the problem.
>
> Play the audio CD's the same way Windows does, digitally, use google and
> search for xmms-cdread
>
> But, just in case you have a sound configuration problem type from the
> console or xterm session 'lspci -v' without the quotes and find out about
> your sound card then head over to; http://www.alsa.org/
>
>
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