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When I moved it off of OSS, there was no longer any sound. How do I go
about setting up ALSA?<br>
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Wade<br>
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Sasha Tsykin wrote:</font>
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<blockquote type="cite"><font face="URW Gothic L">01212006 1908 GMT-6
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I have this little head set I plugged into the computer. Im trying to
record some voice bits. The sound coming through the speakers is
horrible though. Under Multimedia Systems Selecter on Input the default
source is OSS. Is this the best option?
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Wade
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<font face="URW Gothic L">esound. Alsa gives better sound, but esound
is Ubuntu's default sound system. If you take the time to set up ALSA,
it's defintely worth it.
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