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Date:      Sat, 2 Mar 2002 19:33:18 -0000
From:      "cameron grant" <gandalf@vilnya.demon.co.uk>
To:        <multimedia@freebsd.org>, "Mike Meyer" <mwm-dated-1015478564.0a5fda@mired.org>
Subject:   Re: Sound cards that can record?
Message-ID:  <004201c1c221$1b55ed50$4004020a@haveblue>
References:  <15488.24995.661921.706382@guru.mired.org>

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> One system has an AudioPCI ES1370 in it, which works like a champ. The
> motherboard in that has an SiS 7012, which records very, very poorly.
>
> The second system has a Trident 4DWave DX in it. Trying to record on
> it gets the the message:
>
> Mar  1 22:47:17 eve /kernel: pcm0: record interrupt timeout, channel dead
>
> and no data. It looks like it has code to record, but no dice. Anyone
> have any ideas on that?

the recording code in that driver is based on the first datasheet trident
released.  i noticed that there were registers that could be used to make
the sb emulation unit do the recording, but it never worked.  the code was
left in in case someone else could spot the problem.  time passed and
trident released a better datasheet documenting the correct way to record.
the linux driver has implemented this but i've not had time to do so.  patch
submissions are welcome.

> It also has a Creative SB AWE64 - yes, that's an ISA card - in
> it. That worked fine on 3.0, but on 4.x, all it records is very low
> volume grey noise - it might even be white, but I'm not going to test
> it. Yes, I loaded sbc, and can play sound back out through it.

are your mixer settings right?

> Just for grins, a third computers claims to have an ESS ES1989 audio
> controller on the motherboard, though I've never enabled it. I could
> use it if I had to.

if that's a maestro2, i don't think we have recording code for it.  if it's
a maestro3 then it should work.

> Can anyone provide some help? Like, for instance, the Trident 4DWave
> works for you if you ...., or the ES1989 works, or possibly recommend
> other cards/chipsets that are known to record?

sblive cards are known to work.

    -cg



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