Re: problem with sound

[NIMIT SAWHNEY <nimsim@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Munir

Since ESS 1868 AUDIODRIVE is listed in the Redhat list of sound cards,
the easiest way is to get hold of ur IRQ/DMA details & use the
utility 'sndconfig'. I dont know if it is shipped with Linux 6.0 ,so
please chek it out.

Also,,Mar'99 pcquestCD has a mp3 player for Linux...u will also find a link 
to it at www.mp3.com..I think its called X11Amp !!
Chek it out

To load things from ur other Cd...first chek if they are in gz format
or RPMS.
In case the packages on the other cd are RPMS, click open a terminal in KDE 
& at the command prompt..type 'glint &'.
The package manager will start & is easy to use. Do mount your CD drive by 
clicking on the icon on the KDE desktop(or otherwise) b4 you
begin to search for RPMs on the Cd.

Regards
Nim.


>From: munir keshwani <munirk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: linux-india@xxxxxxxxx
>To: "'linux-india@xxxxxxxxx'" <linux-india@xxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: problem with sound
>Date: Fri, 25 Jun 1999 15:48:50 +0530
>
>Problem please help me
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From:	munir keshwani [SMTP:munirk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Sent:	Monday, June 21, 1999 3:34 PM
>To:	Linux (E-mail)
>Subject:	help me
>
>Well I have linux 6.o from the chip special
>It starts gnome itself well what is this kde how do I start it.
>One more thing well how do I load other things from the 2nd cd.
>I have ess 1868 sound card how do I configure it
>And can I play mp3 songs on my linux box
>
>MUNIR KESHWANI
>Munirk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
>


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