Re: [Linphone-users]newbie: suitable soundcards

[Ekkard Gerlach]

* Simon Morlat schrieb:

> I have personnaly a Sound Baster 64 V on PCI bus, and it works well so
> SB 128 V is probably at least better.

What about loudness? 
My TerraTec "T Solo 1-S" (PCI) 
has a very low output, that I have to use active sound
speakers between output of the card and the speakers in 
my headset. 

Do you need a power adapter with your 64 V 
to speak with a headset? 

Does anybody know something about loudness of the other 
soundcard I mentioned below?  - I don't want to 
put active sound boxes between card output and headset!!

thx
Ekkard

> In a general manner, I think any recent (last two years) PCI soundcard
> is perfect.
> For the noname card, ensure that is supported by alsa drivers. If you
> cannot find the name, lookat the name of the chips on the card. For
> example Ensoniq 1371 or 1370 (es1371) is the chip for SB 16 64/128
> cards.
> Simon
> 
> Le dim 29/09/2002 à 21:23, Ekkard Gerlach a écrit :
> > Hello, 
> > 
> > I'm new with linphone. Conversation works partly. I think
> > the errors are caused by my  SoundBlaster Vibra16C CT 4180
> > (ISA-Card) that is not full duplex with ALSA-drivers. 
> > Also my Advance Logic ALS100 plus  doesn't work
> > properly. My second PC with 
> > TerraTec "T Solo 1-S" (PCI)  seems to work better because 
> > it's full-duplex. 
> > 
> > Can somebody give me a advice for a cheap but working card
> > for voice over ip , here linphone ? 
> > 
> > A computer shop next to me sells
> >    CREATIVE (B) SB 128 P&P (Stereo) PCI     20 Euro
> >    Soundcard 32 PnP PCI                     15 Euro  ( noname ?)        
> >    TERRATEC (B) SoundSystem 128i PCI (bulk) 18 Euro
> > . Are these cards working with linux and with linphone ? 
> > 
> > thx
> > Ekkard, working with Suse 7.2 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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