No sound in Fedora 9
Using mscore with i/o settings: "Use internal synthesiser" + "Alsa Audio"
I get:
Alsa_driver: the interface doesn't support mmap-based access.
init ALSA audio driver failed
init ALSA driver failed
no audio driver
sequencer init failed
Midi output does not work
Using JACK only does not work.
Using JACK + Alsa Audio does not work
Using Rosegarden works
Mplayer works
aplay works
Using mscore.exe through wine works though.
Comments
You can try the portaudio driver. It works for me on kubuntu.
After switching to portaudio you have to restart mscore.
In reply to Portaudio by [DELETED] 3
this driver works also for me (ubuntu intrepid ibex),
In reply to portaudio by robert leleu
I also use Ubuntu Intrepid and this option does NOT work for me. I get the playback toolbar and can begin playback but there is no sound during playback, however on opening the program there is an annoying buzz.
Also, I noticed in the Preferences dialog there were no options under the pulldowns for the Portaudio option. Do you have to keep the ALSA option enabled as well?
I'm trying desperately to remember which settings worked under Hardy because that version worked perfectly.
In reply to Re. portaudio by guitarMan666
dans la combobox de portaudio j'ai le choix entre OSS et ALSA; les deux fonctionnent
in the portaudio combo I can choose OSS or ALSA, both play the music.
Thank you werner for your reply.
I have onboard sound (hw:0) and a sound card (hw:1).
There seems to be an issue that my default sound card (hw:1) is
not being saved on reboot. In the "Preferences" dialog -> "I/O" tab,
I check "ALSA Audio" and instead of "default" for "Device" I use "hw:1".