USB speakers with Linux: update

[Dominic Bonfiglio]

So far, I was testing everything using amarok, trying both the aRts and 
xine sound engines. In the case of the xine engine, the output plugin 
was set to "autodetect."

--dominic

Joseph Kubik wrote:
> What application are you using to play sounds?
> -Joseph-
>
> On 1/9/06, Dominic Bonfiglio <dominicbonfiglio-Mmb7MZpHnFY at public.gmane.org> wrote:
>   
>> "
>>
>> "Sorry if this is a redundant question, but is PCM (or any channel)
>> muted?".....
>>
>> No, its a good question. I checked several times to make sure that all
>> channels, including PCM, weren't muted. But the speakers still won't
>> play. Could it be something with a module?
>>
>> thanks,
>> dominic
>>
>>     
>>> On 1/8/06, Dominic Bonfiglio <dominicbonfiglio-Mmb7MZpHnFY at public.gmane.org> wrote:
>>>
>>>       
>>>> Some new information about my USB speaker question: I have now noticed
>>>> that the Kmix mixer registers the USB speakers, giving me mixer options
>>>>   for the usb speakers (bass, treble, and PCM). Everything appears to be
>>>> working: when I turn the PCM off and on, the light on the USB speaker
>>>> goes on and off as well. But the speakers still don't carry sound. What
>>>> am I doing wrong?
>>>>
>>>>         
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