Hey folks, I'm having just an awful time with audio problems right now. I recently installed RedHat 7.1. I was running a modified 7.0 with 2.4.3 kernel, 4.0.2 X and most libraries custom compiled to work with my hardware (ATI Radeon) that wasn't supported in 7. When it became to ocumbersome to maintain I reinstalled with 7.1. On the old system I was running Alsa and OSS drivers, changing as the need arose. I am now running the stock 7.1 box on a dual processor MSI's MS-6321 694DPro AIR Mainboard, dual 600MHz PIII's, built-in AC97 VIA686a sound. I couldn't get sound to work at all on the 7 box, but it works right from scratch on the 7.1. The trouble I am having is with wav files playing too fast. It doesn't do it in every app everytime. I've ripped files using cdparanoia and played them in xmms no prob. Shutdown xmms and restart and they play too fast. Play too fast using snd. Edit a file at normal speed in broadcast 2000 and play it back in xmms and it plays too fast. Shutdown xmms and restart it and it plays at normal speed - so I know they aren't being written at the wrong speed. Open up a recently ripped file using Sweep and it plays too fast. Does anyone know what this is? I am editing songs for a CD compilation and converting wav's to mp3's for an online radio station and I *really* don't need this trouble at the moment :) Any help is appreciated.... Rob _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
