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* SoundConfiguration * DebPkg:linux-sound-base, this package allows the administrator to choose between the OSS and ALSA sound systems |
* As of 2013-07 there isn't clear documentation about how to set up sound for a wheezy desktop. There appears to be two different ideas of how sound should work - should the sound system know about sound applications and send the output to some device or should the application have a gadjet to select the device. * ALSA was working pretty well until the push to use pulse audio - pulseaudio was somewhat of a mess in squeeze and it doesn't seem to want to co-exist with ALSA in wheezy. Here is a bit of an [[http://tuxradar.com/content/how-it-works-linux-audio-explained explaination of the different sound services]] found in linux systems. * [[Blutooth Sound Devices]] |
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See [[http://packages.debian.org/stable/sound/]] | * [[ALSA]] * [[PulseAudio]] * [[jackd2]] |
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== See Also == * [[ALSA]] |
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- As of 2013-07 there isn't clear documentation about how to set up sound for a wheezy desktop. There appears to be two different ideas of how sound should work - should the sound system know about sound applications and send the output to some device or should the application have a gadjet to select the device.
- ALSA was working pretty well until the push to use pulse audio - pulseaudio was somewhat of a mess in squeeze and it doesn't seem to want to co-exist with ALSA in wheezy.
Here is a bit of an http://tuxradar.com/content/how-it-works-linux-audio-explained explaination of the different sound services found in linux systems.
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