[Bierliebhaber]

hey is there anyway to change the soundcard urt uses?

[Pussnboots]

You have more than 1?
Or are you referring to the Sound Mixer? Or..?

[Bierliebhaber]

i have 3:
a nvidia onboard chip (disabled in the bios),
a soundblaster live
and usb headset
and i want the sound from urt to be on my headset not the speakers

[Pussnboots]

I believe you have to set that in your sound mixer.
What 'Nix distro do you use?

[mitsubishi]

This is done by the application. On recent ioq3 code you can change it on OpenAL. It can be also done by Ikalizer [not available to linux without wine]. On base system - and by inheritance dmaHD - there's no such system though it could be added.

This post has been edited by mitsubishi: 18 December 2010 - 10:07 AM

[Bierliebhaber]

Pussnboots, on 18 December 2010 - 01:31 AM, said:

I believe you have to set that in your sound mixer.
What 'Nix distro do you use?

im using a very customized version of kubuntu 10.4
and i allready tried changeing the soundcard for the whole system but then (of cause) all sound went throu the headset (which i dont want since i have no idea to change the soundcard used by firefox)

mitsubishi, on 18 December 2010 - 09:42 AM, said:

This is done by the application. On recent ioq3 code you can change it on OpenAL. It can be also done by Ikalizer [not available to linux without wine]. On base system - and by inheritance dmaHD - there's no such system though it could be added.

i also have a newer build of the ioq3 engine (with urt) but i still dont know how to set the soundcard in openal :(

[onslaught]

Bierliebhaber, on 18 December 2010 - 11:45 AM, said:

im using a very customized version of kubuntu 10.4
and i allready tried changeing the soundcard for the whole system but then (of cause) all sound went throu the headset (which i dont want since i have no idea to change the soundcard used by firefox)



i also have a newer build of the ioq3 engine (with urt) but i still dont know how to set the soundcard in openal :(

with ubuntu you have to set this in pulse audio my brother uses a usb headset with urban terror sometimes and also with other things. your version uses pulseaudio so it will be in your sound settings

[ODDity]

Kubuntu doesn't use pulseaudio by default as far as I'm aware, Ubuntu, yes but I thought the KDE version didn't.

If it does now, then it must be a recent(ish) change.

[onslaught]

ODDity, on 24 January 2011 - 04:08 AM, said:

Kubuntu doesn't use pulseaudio by default as far as I'm aware, Ubuntu, yes but I thought the KDE version didn't.

If it does now, then it must be a recent(ish) change.

it was a recent change as far as i can tell i looked it up as i posted the information is very here and there and confusing i must admit but this is straight from
http://www.kubuntu.o...s/10.10-release

PulseAudio

Kubuntu now uses the PulseAudio sound server by default. Building on the efforts of Ubuntu over the last several release cycles, this system is now used by Kubuntu to give users enhanced configurability, flexibility and ease of use. System Settings and KMix have been updated to enhance Pulseaudio control integration.

ps. it looks like it was done to fix a problem with a previous release breaking usb sound devices compatibility. Linux sound in general was a complete mess for a long time and developers have been working hard to fix it and for me in ubuntu 10.10 at least it seems to have worked i have had none of the problems with sound i did before.

This post has been edited by onslaught: 25 January 2011 - 04:41 AM