Hi Ben,

Can you please post your audioctl -a and mixerctl -a output ?! I've
already tried playing with those settings, but still didn't have any
success. Here follows the above commands' output:

#audioctl -a
name=3DVR4121 AIU
version=3D0.1
config=3Daiu
encodings=3Dslinear:8*,mulaw:8*,ulinear:8*,slinear:16*,slinear_be:16*,sline=
ar_le:1
6*,slinear:16*,slinear_be:16*,slinear_le:16*
properties=3D
full_duplex=3D0
fullduplex=3D0
blocksize=3D1024
hiwat=3D64
lowat=3D48
monitor_gain=3D0
mode=3D
play.rate=3D8000
play.channels=3D1
play.precision=3D8
play.encoding=3Dmulaw
play.gain=3D127
play.balance=3D32
play.port=3D0x0
play.avail_ports=3D0x0
play.seek=3D0
play.samples=3D0
play.eof=3D0
play.pause=3D0
play.error=3D0
play.waiting=3D0
play.open=3D0
play.active=3D0
play.buffer_size=3D65536
record.rate=3D8000
record.channels=3D1
record.precision=3D8
record.encoding=3Dmulaw
record.gain=3D127
record.balance=3D32
record.port=3D0x0
record.avail_ports=3D0x0
record.seek=3D0
record.samples=3D0
record.eof=3D0
record.pause=3D0
record.error=3D0
record.waiting=3D0
record.open=3D0
record.active=3D0
record.buffer_size=3D65536
record.errors=3D0

#mixerctl -a
inputs.dac=3D127

Maybe the mixerctl output should have more stuff ?!

I'll try to compile netbsd 2.0 kernel later to check if it's any better.

Thanks for your help,
Claudio Neves

On 7/4/05, Ben Collver <collver@peak.org> wrote:
> Hello,
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> I am using 2.0, not 2.0.2.  My audio driver output in the dmesg is the
> same as yours.
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> scp ben@sanctum:/c/WINDOWS/Media/ding.wav .
> audioplay ding.wav
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> This plays a ding on my MobilePro 780.  Might inspect mixerctl -a and
> audioctl -a for things to do with volume, gain, balance, etc.
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> Cheers,
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> Ben
>