2nd sound card possible issue

Has anyone been successful in using the onboard sound chip of a K8N Neo4 Platinum with a other PCI sound card?
I used to have a Abit with Nforce2, i was using the onboard sound chip for my speakers and a PCI sound blaster audigy for my headphone and mic. That would allow me to watch video or listen to music on the speakers (onboard sound) and talk to buddies over Skype or Teamspeak over my headphone. But now with this new MSI board i am having every day total freeze of the computer, sometimes it would do a 1 second squeaking noise and would frooze totally. So i decided to remove my ATI tv pro tuner and see if that was the cause, but no it would still happen. Then i went and bought a cheap c-media base sound card to replace the sound blaster. But that was worse, has soon has i would use onboard sound i would get a blue screen of death with a cmedia.sys error.
So now i'm back to the sound blaster but tired of those regular freeze, and i disable it to find out if that pci card could be the cause. But then i thought maybe there is a way to what i wanted to do with only one sound card? Is there? can i listen to tv/video/music throught the speakers connected to the line out and talk to my friends and hear them only throught my headphone? I sure can plug the mic in the onboard jack mic in, but how can i get sound from voice to only my headphones?
If that is not possible i then need to know if i can use a second sound card on that K8N Neo4 Board.
Thanks!

You need to blacklist the card you do not want. How to do that is described here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ad … Sound_Card

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Please remember to post if you get it working!
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pcm.!default {
type plug
slave.pcm {
type hw
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Edit: Forget what I just said and just follow strictly the wine wiki page. In my case it was a problem when installing lib32-openal from the repos. It gave an error and did not install the first time, but I thought it was removed from the repos and wasn't needed anymore.
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Hi,
What has been going wrong with your post ? You can use external USB sound card for your laptop. Here are few of them:
http://www.shopbot.com.au/external-sound-card-usb/price/australia/582295
Regards.
BH
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Sound card issues downgrading Pavilion dm1z to XP x64?

A few months ago, while following the "Unofficial Downgrade to XP" guide, I decided to go with XP 64-bit for my Pavilion dm1z laptop. The thread does indicate that 64-bit XP isn't supported at all for newer HP laptops, but I wanted to still take advantage of the expanded memory availability for my laptop with a 64-bit OS. (Specs are below in my signature.)
I was able to get everything working that I needed -- monitor/display, wireless, wired networking, touchpad, SATA drivers -- everything except the audio driver, which HP no longer provides for 64-bit XP and which I was unable to find elsewhere. Upon repeated installs, I would always get "The upgrade does not apply to your system" or something similar. MS UAA HD Audio had installed properly, but audio always appeared with a yellow exclamation in Device Manager. Sound card is used with IDT audio drivers, and I'm assuming that the driver(s) I tried work only with a 32-bit OS. I ended up reinstalling Windows 7 through a recovery USB I had made prior to my attempted downgrade, but am still not happy with Windows 7, and would rather have XP 64-bit.
Can anyone point me in the right direction of either: 1) a guide on how to upgrade/replace the built-in IDT sound card with another, more widely used brand (like Realtek, Conexant or Creative), or 2) somewhere I can download IDT audio drivers for 64-bit Windows XP?
Pavilion dm1z-2100: 5 GB RAM; 500 GB HD
Audio: IDT HD Audio
Wireless: Broadcom BCM4315; Wired: Atheros AR8121
Graphics: AMD / ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200
Storage: AMD 780G Chipset; AMD SB700 Southbridge

Thanks for the link, will try it as soon as I can.
But in case it doesn't work, is it possible to replace the internal audio card with one from another company, and download the XP drivers for that?
Pavilion dm1z-2100: 5 GB RAM; 500 GB HD
Audio: IDT HD Audio
Wireless: Broadcom BCM4315; Wired: Atheros AR8121
Graphics: AMD / ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200
Storage: AMD 780G Chipset; AMD SB700 Southbridge

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I have onboard sound, it's been working perfectly fine in Arch. The other day I took apart my computer to move it into a new case, dropped a screwdriver on the motherboard a couple of times, straightened a pin that I noticed was bent on the front panel audio connector (which I wasn't using), and when I hooked everything back up and turned the system on, I no longer heard sound. I didn't get any error messages from the sound system, and when I play something in, say, Amarok, everything looks normal, except for the fact that no sound is coming out of my speakers. So I suspect I physically damaged the part of the motherboard responsible for playing sound.
lspci still returns the name of the onboard device, though, and dmesg doesn't report anything different from what it normally reports about the device. Is there anything else I might try to see if there's a software solution to this?
I'd like to fix the onboard sound, but I thought that might not be possible, so I put in a cheap PCI sound card. lspci detects this too, but when I plug my speakers into that card's line out I also get no sound, although again everything on the software end seems to be fine. I tried disabling the onboard sound in the bios but the system still doesn't seem to detect that I want to use that card.
So, if anyone has any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong with the PCI sound card or (preferably) a way to try to fix the onboard sound, please post.

Have you run "alsaconf"? It could be your PCI sound-card isn't configured in ALSA yet.
Have you checked whether the line-out is muted? You could for example by "alsamixer" adjust sound levels.
If the on-board sound-card is disabled, there shouldn't be any other card for ALSA to pick up. Otherwise you need to check in /etc/rc.conf which card is picked up as default, in other words which module is put first in line.
Dropping screwdrivers on the motherboard isn't a very good idea. Even static electricity could severely damage components.

External sound card sample rate issue

After installing Yosemite I am having problem with Sample Rate settings on my external audio interface. It was working perfectly before the upgrade.
The issue is that the sample rate on my system is set to 44.1 Khz. When a new application attempts to access the audio card it plays but breaks up. This is indicative of a sample rate issue so I tried to set the rate to 48 Khz and then back to 44.1 Khz. Once I do this the system works properly until another application tried to use the card and I have to repeat the same process over again. While it DOES work it is not correct functionality and there is obviously something wrong.
At first I thought is was just my system until my friend also commented on it happening to him too.
I am using an RME Fireface UFX with the latest drivers issued on October 8th of this year.
My friend is using an M-Audio unit and he is finding the same issue.
I have already checked everything in Audio / Midi Set-up control and reinstalled the drivers for my audio interface. I also looked for any new settings to Yosemite to see if there was something new that might affect this. No luck and no leads on where to look for the next option.
Anyone have any ideas?

Hi,
The sound card do not support all sample rates. Which sample rates your sound card support you will find in the the manual.goto help in the toolbar select find examples and search for sound Open the Sound Input to File.vi file.This will give you a template for recording sound.You have to set the sample rate then open a sound file for write.
Please post a sample VI that you have created.
also,please go through this:-
http://www.zeitnitz.de/Christian/waveio
Thanks as kudos only

Snd_hda_intel, VT1708 Sound Card issue at Boot Up,

Hello there,
Since a week or two (after an update) my sound card isn't at the right order; therefore I cannot play any sound. Let me explain furthermore, I have an USB Webcam with microphone, and a ASUS P5Q Pro Turbo equipped with a VIA VT1708 S sound card.
I followed the "Advanced Linux Sound Architecture" guide and everything was working sweet until that update, no the USB Webcam is always (if plugged in while booting) the default sound card.
Here is my /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
# /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf (for v2.6 kernels)
options snd_hda_intel
So at the moment, I do start up with the Webcam unplugged, but I would like to fix this issue as the webcam is needed very often.
Many thanks for your time and help.
SweetthD3ViL

Seems I resolves the issue,
here /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
# /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf (for v2.6 kernels)
## Before ###
#options snd_hda_intel
## test new config ##
alias snd-card-0 snd-hda-intel
alias snd-card-1 snd_usb_audio
options snd-card-0 index=0
options snd-hda-intel index=0
options snd-card-1 index=1
options snd_usb_audio index=1
remove snd-hda-intel { /usr/sbin/alsactl store 0 >/dev/null 2>&1 || : ; }; /sbin/modprobe -r --ignore-remove snd-hda-intel

Sound card issues?

Hi,
I am putting the system shown below together at the moment. I have had it up and running a couple of times now and experienced almost identical crashes.
the first couple of crashes the system just came to a halt and upon reboot I got the "config/system is missing" error. The most recent one has resulted in a Blue screen stop error with "unmountable boot device". However the manner of the errors and the time they occured is identical.
I have narrowed it down, I believe to the soundcard/sound drivers. The most recent time I installed XP Home SP1, some basic drivers (graphics and motherboard but NO sound). I then played Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (just because it was a free one with the graphics card) with no problem. This was soundcard physically connected but no drivers installed. I then installed the drivers from the creative cd - possibly a mistake! and played again and sure enough the system crashed at exactly the same point it previously had.
In between crashes I have moved the soundcard itself from PCI slot 2 to 3 in case there was some conflict. Obviously I have the onboard sound turned off in the BIOS but to perfectly honest some of the other BIOS setting baffle me and the manual isnt too descriptive so they have generally been left as is. I think I have disabled the RAID but enabled the SATA1/2 and 3/4 pairings (is this correct?!). The two drives are connected on SATA1 and 2 - the nVidia controlled ones as far as I can see.
Is there any known conflict between the Audigy cards and this motherboard? In the meantime I am downloading latest drivers for the sound card on my working desktop ready for another re-install!!
Any advice as to how/why the crash occured or any fixes would be much appreciated! Also any advice regarding BIOS settings as I realise the problem may lie with something I have accidentally changed!!
Many thanks,
Nath
System:
MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum
Antec NeoPower 480W
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ with Hyper 48 cooler
2x512mb Crucial DDR400
2xSeagate Barracuda 7200.7 200Gb SATA - Not RAIDed
Leadtek 6600GT TDH 128mb PCI-E
Creative Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro
Creative TD7700 speakers with DDTS100 decoder
DVD-RW (Nec5120) + DVD (Sony DDU12 I think)

Hi, thanks for the quick response!
I have re-installed XP Home SP1 on the main drive, installed DirectX9.0c and the 71.89 nVidia WHQL certified drivers. Everything appears to be going well so far! The motherboard drivers appear to have gone on ok, usb ports working, network things identified and shown in bottom right as disconnected.
I downloaded the drivers you suggested from the creative website (I think they were dated 12 May) and tried to install them and realised they were an update so I installed the original CD ones (you were right - December 03!!!) then applied the update. The sound is working in windows fine, the sample music plays through all speakers using a digital line through the decoder - perfect!
Before I install the suspect applications and run them again I thought it working checking the device manager, even though no problems appear to be showing up and sure enough I have discovered that the graphics card and sound card appear to be sharing the same interrupt (IRQ 18). Is this correct?!
I will wait to install games/applications I think may break the system until I hear something back as I suspect this may fix it! That said I can see no way of disabling automatic allocation - the automatic setting box is greyed out. If you need them I can give you a list of the other interrupts so we can select and IRQ for the sound card that will not conflict.
Anything else worth checking before I do much else?
Thanks again,
Nath

No Sound Issue with PHASE88 sound card

K8T Neo series motherboard, socket 754 - NO SOUND ISSUE
I'm using a AMD athlon64 processor
I am having problems with my PHASE88 sound card. Windows XP regonises it and says the "driver is enabled but has not been started." I can't fix this problem in the device manager anywhere and so I was thinking it may be a conflict with the onboard Audio. I can't find in the BIOS where to disable the on board audio - can someone help?

Hi
Page 3-20 of manual
Integrated peripherals - onboardPCI controller - AC97 sound -disable it.
You may have to install device with New Hardware Wizard in Control panel.
cheers
Jocko

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