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Ok. After a couple of weeks of letting the soundcards sit unused on my desk, I now gave it another try hoping to stumble over some new insights. Unfortunately nothing changed. I also reached out to Creative support but they answered they are not supporting Linux. Sigh. I am wondering why there are not more people having the same issues as this card seems widely spread and I doubt that this problem does not occur for other users. As I played around one more time with https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-lib/blob/master/src/conf/cards/Audigy2.conf...

Ok. After a couple of weeks of letting the soundcards sit unused on my desk, I now gave it another try hoping to stumble over some new insights. Unfortunately nothing changed. I also reached out to Creative support but they answered they are not supporting Linux. Sigh. I am wondering why there are not more people complaining about this situation as this card seems widely spread and I doubt that this problem does not occur for other users. As I played around one more time with https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-lib/blob/master/src/conf/cards/Audigy2.conf...

Ok. After a couple of weeks of letting the soundcards sit unused on my desk, I now gave it another try hoping to stumble over some new insights. Unfortunately nothing changed. I also reached out to Creative support but they answered they are not supporting Linux. Sigh. I am wondering why there are not more people complaining about this situation as this card seems widely spread and I doubt that this problem does not occur for other users. As I played around one more time with https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-lib/blob/master/src/conf/cards/Audigy2.conf...

Ok. After a couple of weeks of letting the soundcards sit unused on my desk, I now gave it another try hoping to stumble over some new insights. Unfortunately nothing changed. I also reached out to Creative support but they answered they are not supporting Linux. Sigh. I am wondering why there are not more people complaining about this situation as this card seems widely spread and I doubt that this problem does not occur for other users. As I played around one more time with https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-lib/blob/master/src/conf/cards/Audigy2.conf...

Really no one?

bump. anyone? getting more and more frustrated as I will loose 2 mono channels per sound card for my multiroom setup...

Three brand new Sound Blaster Audigy RX 7.1 with respective RCA break out cables installed on Debian trixie (build from 2023-DEC-23) and kernel 6.2.5-1 Problem speaker-test -Dplug:front:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => works, individual outputs on front lines speaker-test -Dplug:rear:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => works, individual outputs on rear lines speaker-test -Dplug:center_lfe:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => works, individual outputs on center/lfe line speaker-test -Dplug:side:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => no output on any line...

Three brand new Sound Blaster Audigy RX 7.1 with respective RCA break out cables installed on Debian trixie (build from 2023-DEC-23) and kernel 6.2.5-1 Problem speaker-test -Dplug:front:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => works, individual outputs on front lines speaker-test -Dplug:rear:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => works, individual outputs on rear lines speaker-test -Dplug:center_lfe:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => works, individual outputs on center/lfe line speaker-test -Dplug:side:Audigy2 -c2 -t wav => no output on any line...