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X-fi xtreme audio support problem
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2007-10-07, 08:41 AM
Well... Thanks anyway... I'm going to buy Maudio Revolution...
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2007-10-07, 08:41 AM (This post was last modified: 2007-10-07, 08:43 AM by Forestwalker.)
It should work perfectly with Alsa... :)
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2007-10-08, 11:50 PM (This post was last modified: 2007-10-08, 11:54 PM by antifanboy.)

Quote:It should work perfectly with Alsa... :)
I don't know if this issue is even linux related.

Creative has never once, in the history of their company, written good code.

I don't know if its the hardware or what but Creative is Garbage.

My Audigy Platinum, and My PC cam and My Muvo all had severe driver issues

multiple times, INSIDE the 'windows' environment thats supposed to be cake to code for.

How creative labs was ever embraced en masse is beyond me.

Good choice with the MAudio card. As a guy who records Music I can say MAudio does a fantastic Job.

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I have a related issue about getting MP3's and WMA's working in an ubuntu player.

I will start a new thread and leave this for the sad souls who believed in Creative to put out a quality product.

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