[wplug] Stuff for sale

[MICHAEL M DELANEY]

Well, as much as I hate creative (Aureal fan :), their open source drivers
in the kernel have worked pretty well for me, I've never used alsa on it.
I do know that their drivers don't support everything on the card, and 3d
audio support has been promised for over a year without much progress, and
when it is released, it will probally not be open source as well.
Mike

On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, DAVID G MATTHEWS wrote:

>
>
> On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, Dave Neuer wrote:
>
> > Additionally, I plan to use the money to buy a Create
> > Technology Live!Drive I for use with my SBLive! to
> > assist w/ my home recording adventures.
>
> I wouldn't recommend an SBLive! for recording, with or without the live
> drive.  I have an SBLive and have been disappointed. Also, alsa support
> for the live drive is kind of sketchy, so if you're planning on doing your
> recording under Linux, you may in for a surprise.  If you want a decent
> cheap audio card that works well under Linux, the M-Audio and Terratec
> cards have gotten pretty good comments on the Alsa and Linux Audio
> Developers' lists.  These cards run around $150-200, and you have to order
> them from a music dealer, rather tha a computer place.  (Check
> www.musiciansfriend.com).  As for software, Ardour
> (ardour.sourceforge.net) is now in a usable state.
>
> -dgm
>
> >If anyone has
> > one of these and is interested in any of this stuff,
> > let me know -- perhaps we can work out a deal.
> >
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