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Yeah, it seems that the sound is not being generated in the xawtv
application. Upon startup, yes, the sound mixer is usually muted or
down to 0. When muted, I am not able to hear the "channel" clicking
sound. When I turn up the slider, unfortunately, that is all I hear
when I change the channels.<br>
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Jim Higson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tuesday 30 Nov 2004 12:45, Raffi Khatchadourian wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I am experiencing problems with xawtv on Fedora Core 3 with an ATI All
In Wonder 8500. I am able to receive TV video, however, with no sound.
The line-in on my sound card is operational and it seems that the
program itself is not outputting audio. Has anyone experienced similar
problems?
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I know you say your line-in is operational, so really it probably isn't this,
but a similar problem I had is the line-in on my card doubled up as surround
channel line out, unless configured not to.
Does xawtv mute the channel in the sound mixer?
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