Jerry Quinn [off-list ref] wrote:

I have a Powercenter 120 with 200Mhz 604e card running vanilla 2.2.10.  Sound
seems to be broken.  I do 'cat junk.au > /dev/audio' and get very interesting
sounding static.  Is there a patch in vger I should be using that hasn't made

What is the nature of junk.au?  Is it 16-bit or 8-bit, stereo or mono,
linear, mu-law or A-law encoded, and if it's 16-bit, is it big-endian
or little-endian?

When you open /dev/audio, the driver sets it to 8kHz, mono, mu-law
encoded.  It's possible that the mu-law decoding is stuffed, I've
never used it myself.  I just tried catting a .au file to /dev/audio
and it worked fine, though.

Also, if I send a sound to /dev/audio, it plays through both internal and
external speakers.  If I try to send the sound to /dev/audio1, bash claims it
doesn't exist even though it shows up on 'ls'.

You can use one of the many mixer programs to set the volume levels
for the internal speaker and the headphone output.

Paul.

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