From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Konqueror/3.0.0-10; Linux) Description of problem: I installed Red Hat 7.2 and upgraded to version 7.3. I have a Sound Blaster Live card and I'm using the provided emu10k1 driver. Also, I have digital speakers. I was not able to get sound while using Gnome Desktop, so in troubleshooting I switched to KDE. When trying to play a midi file, I get an occasional squeak but nothing else. No CDs work. The sndconfig detects the correct card and the "Linus Torvalds" test voice works. In order to get some sound, I have to: 1) Type-in emu-config -d (to enable the digital speakers output). 2) Open KMIX and place the left/right balance slider one notch to the right (if I leave it in the center or anything to the left nothing plays). 3) Play a midi file and the sound plays, but is "incomplete." 4) KDE's CD Player ("KsCD") does not work at all and neither does "CD Player". Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install RedHat 7.2 2. Upgrade to 7.3 3. No sound at all 4. See description for additional steps Actual Results: Prior to running the steps in the description, I got no sound. After running the steps listed in the description, I got midi sound (that is almost right), wav files play OK, but no CD Player sound. Expected Results: I expected to have normal sound from midi files, wav files, and from music CDs. I have two players, a CD/DVD player and a CD burner. Neither one plays. This is a dual boot system, and both players work when I boot into Windows 2000. Additional info: I read bug 64578 and it is close, but not the same problem, and the fixes listed (emu-config -B off) don't fix this problem.
if 7.2 did work then something funky is going on..
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