I'm a "fanboy" of OSS4 since I switched from Fedora to ArchLinux. OSS4 is a great sound module except for... its mixer program, ossxmix:
It's not a GUI, it's a GSDI or Graphical Sound Developer Interface :). I have no idea what the functionality it provides, so my approach to use this kind of application is try-and-see.
Recently, I've upgraded my kernel to 2.6.30.x and the sound on my laptop get distored. I googled for solution many hours without any luck, it's time to solve this by myself. Fire up ossxmix, try-and-see alot of settings and I found this:
Hope this may save you some time.
It's not a GUI, it's a GSDI or Graphical Sound Developer Interface :). I have no idea what the functionality it provides, so my approach to use this kind of application is try-and-see.Recently, I've upgraded my kernel to 2.6.30.x and the sound on my laptop get distored. I googled for solution many hours without any luck, it's time to solve this by myself. Fire up ossxmix, try-and-see alot of settings and I found this:
Hope this may save you some time.
0 comments:
Post a Comment