Re: kwintv keeps sound on in suse 8.2
darwin <[email protected]>
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Maybe I should get rid of tv card and try the Haupage WinTV. Do you get a pretty good picture? I have tried to mute the TV sound but when I do that it interferes with the sound in general. If I try to play a game the sound is muffled. Also it is getting worse. I tried deleting the tv card and reinstalling the card but my sound is mess up. When I exit KDE I hear the exit sound a hundred times and it plays until the log in screen displays. This is becoming a nightmare!. Darwin On Friday 15 August 2003 18:45, you wrote: > Did not have that problem with rage all-in-wonder, but now kids have > that, and I have radeon 9700 and use Haupage WinTV. No problem there > either, BUT, if I use Kradio and then 'X' the window instead of "quit" > the application, the radio will play happily merrily on by itself. (no > interface or anything, have to relaunch Kradio and properly "quit" to > turn the sound off. > > I'm thinking a missed signal between "X" and "KDE", but haven't worried > about it. > > Suggest until someone gives you the solution, you might "mute" the TV > audio BEFORE you exit the program. At least you would not hear it then. > Tom > > On Fri, 2003-08-15 at 14:09, darwin Meredith wrote: > > I have an all-in-wonder ve tv card installed. I use > > kwintv to watch tv on it. I can use it in suse 8.2 and > > it works fine except when I exit and the sound does not > > turn off. I know I probably have a wintv card and it is > > not the fault of kwintv or suse. I like to keep on > > using it but how do I control the sound. I can turn > > down the line-in volume but it will effect the volume > > for the whole system. If I play a game I will barely be > > able to hear it. I could delete my sound card and > > re-istall it but there must be a better way like > > reconfiguring alsa. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Darwin > > > > ________________________________________________ > > PeoplePC: It's for people. And it's just smart. > > http://www.peoplepc.com