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Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. The issue that you reported is one that should be
reproducible with the live environment of the Desktop CD of the
development release - Intrepid Ibex. It would help us greatly if you
could test with it so we can wor
I am also having problems getting 5.1 sound. After messing with
'.asoundrc' and several other hacks, I was able to get 5.1 sound working
with a couple of players. However, now when I attempt to play something
with totem (xine), it kills 5.1 for the entire system. I end up with
stereo coming over 6
Alright, I'll confirm this and pass it on. I doubt anything regarding
this has changed since you last checked, so we'll see what happens.
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Matt Sicker => (unassigned)
Status: Needs Info => Confirmed
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Incorrect 5.1 audio when playing DVD
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I've tried out the Feisty i386 herd4 desktop CD.
This system has the following versions:
ALSA 1.0.14rc1
Totem 2.17.91
Gstreamer: 0.10.11.cvs20070110
Unfortunately I wasn't able to test a DVD, as I had the liveCD in my DVD
player. I have tested a video file with 5.1 AC3 sound instead. In this
cas
Oh, that was an example filter. You're supposed to replace the values
like "channels=6:2:0:1:1:0". The first value is the number of channels
to output (6 in this case), the second is the number of routes (i.e.
channels we're going to move), then the next values are pairs of values:
first the orig
Currently I have been able to "fix" the 5.1 sound when playing a DVD for
most players. I've got two soundcards: an internal card and the Audigy 2
ZS. Disabling the internal soundcard in the BIOS solves most of the 5.1
playback problems.
The current situation for these players is the following:
mp
Have you tried using -af
channels=nch[:nr:from1:to1:from2:to2:from3:to3:...] audio filters?
Although, it's odd that the channels are only mixed up in Ubuntu. Have
you tried using an updated version of ALSA?
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Assignee: (unassigned) => Matt Sicker
Status: Unconfirme
