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On Tue, 2008-11-11 at 14:10 -0500, Josiah Ritchie wrote:
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2008/11/9 Jason P. Franklin <<A HREF="mailto:pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com">pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com</A>>
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Headphones: (a subset of sound) The headphone jack does not seem to work. None of the fixes and workarounds I've seen have succeeded in resolving the issue.<BR>
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USB Headset! They are increasingly useful as PulseAudio comes of age in Ubuntu. PA is cool, but can be a hassle just cause it's so young atm. I've struggled with it a couple times. Anyway, you can easily redirect music from sound card to headset with just a few clicks. It's slick and I've found it useful. It's like command line pipes, but for audio. Also, a USB headset can control the volume being sent to it, not just adjust the volume inline as it arrives to the headset. Lots of potential flexibility...
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JSR/
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Thanks for the tip. I can't afford to buy specialty headset now. I'm hoping to actually get the headphone jack working.<BR>
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Jason P. Franklin
Christian/Husband/Father/Missionary
Westwood Bible Fellowship
<A HREF="mailto:pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com">pastor.jason@westwoodbf.com</A>
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