These responses are not helpful. If you have sound output working on
the ca0106 ALSA driver, then you most likely have the same
SoundBlaster Live 24bit card that I do. See the following web page:

http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=audigyls

If the "experienced" people on this list had bothered to look up the
driver information on the ca0106, they could have told you that the
mic input does not work due to driver immaturity issues and its not
related to all these other suggestions. I'm also frustrated that the
ALSA soundcard listing for this driver does not mention that the
driver doesn't support mic input yet. I guess I'll have to find
another card for my MythTV setup. :-(

TSC


> Loki Harfagrwrote:
Le Sun, 08 May 2005 22:35:55 -0700, BenneJezzerette a écrit :
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> Martin J. Green wrote:
> "BenneJezzerette" <jennifer755@cox.net> wrote in message
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> snip pointless drivel
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> is what I get
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> What the f*** was the point in that post?
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> someone asked?
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Well, it can be a good idea then to post the answers to questions
following the question and not at any place you happen to be
when you finally get the idea somonee asked a question to you ...-)

Besides, just giving partial results out of context is not the
preferred style for techies ;D)

Anyway, as you seem to have forgotten most of the previous posts
around sound, alsa and methods of investigation on them, let's
give a final try.

You said your card was a SBLive 24bits, is that right ?
If so, what gives :

# lsmod | grep ca0106

if it doesn't give any ouput, please then, list a few things, like :

# lsmod | grep snd
# lspci -vv | awk '/udio/' RS=


Well, I'll stop here, that's already more than you appear to
manage per thread, usually, but I think you can try it out, by now
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