Very Computer

I can't figure this one out either. I only get one of my speakers to
work when playing cd's with rh6.0. It works just fine with win98
unfortunately. Any help would be appreciated.
steverl

One of your speakers as in only the left speaker or one of your speakers
as in one of the sets (front/rear).  With either OS, software support
is required to access the rear channel.  Linux will only output to your
front speakers.  I have the same card and Win98 does the same, however it
is possible to have a player that reroutes through DirectSound, thus enabling
4 channel output.

If it's a left/right issue, that's really weird, because typically the sound
just goes directly from the CD-ROM to the card via the pass through cable
within your case.  The OS is independant of this.

Jeff

: I can't figure this one out either. I only get one of my speakers to
: work when playing cd's with rh6.0. It works just fine with win98
: unfortunately. Any help would be appreciated.
: steverl

Hi,

Only thought that occurs to me is that you might want to run a good
mixer program like gmix (gnome) or kmix (KDE) to see if the
channels are unchained on the CD audio.

Good luck,
  Stoney