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Summary

Product:
SP-2750P USB Speaker Set

Vendor:
Trust

Tested operating systems:
Mandriva Linux

Most recent version of this submission:
SP-2750P USB Speaker Set

Average Rating:

Tagged as:
Speaker

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2008-08-02 09:06:52 - Operating System/Rating: Mandriva Linux

Anonymous

Post License:
GNU LGPL

You have to add your user to the "audio" group, else you will experience error messages and silence when trying to play through the USB speakers. After logging off and on again, select the speakers in KMix (they show up as "C-Media USB audio") and make sure their volume is turned up. Launch the PulseAudio Volume Control. On the "Playback" tab, move any playing audio streams to the USB speakers.

Tested on Mandriva 2008 Spring.

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