Re: how to find a PCI sound card with hardware synthesizer that works fine in Linux
- From: Zhang Weiwu <zhangweiwu+Junk@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2010 23:19:09 +0800
On 2010年09月16日 22:47, Zhang Weiwu wrote:
So, for someone who wants to use hardware wave-table synthesizer onIt's a bit off-topic by mentioning Windows 7 compatibility, but I just
Linux while want official compatibility with Windows 7, there is only
one card to choose from.
The card is:
Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 PCI Sound Card
want to warn anyone who followed this thread, e.g. from Google: that
even the cards listed on Microsoft's Windows 7 Compatibility Center are
not always compatible.
Take the example above, I purchased Creative Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 PCI
Sound Card, exactly Model sb0220 as required by M$, and Windows 7 told
me the card is not compatible, the error message being very friendly,
that clearly state Win7 checked that the vendor already decided not to
release Win7 driver for this very product. A check on vendor's website I
found a few related drivers, none of them work for the given card. The
problem is finally solved by using kx3550 driver from
http://kxproject.com/, and even that driver doesn't work out of the box,
although configuration is as simple as setting output 4/5 as default
output channel.
.
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