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--- wiki:sound_setup_using_oss [2012/10/13 19:26] – [Reasons to consider installing OSS versus ALSA] aus9
+++ wiki:sound_setup_using_oss [2013/03/23 21:15] (current) – tinypoodle
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 If you prefer commands, open a terminal and run command
 <code>
-ossxmix
+ossmix
 </code>
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    * If you need to change sound devices on-the-fly gui --> Pulseaudio (front end to ALSA) \\
    * If you need to change sound devices no gui -->  ALSA \\
-   * If you need easier surround sound  --> ALSA  \\
+   * If you need easier surround sound  -->Pulseaudio  \\
    * If you like command mode surround sound --> Try OSS \\
-   * If you have an ISA sound device --> Try OSS then ALSA \\
    * If you need a sound modem (dial-up) plus normal sound out --> Likely to be ALSA \\
    * If you need to use a webcam builtin mic --> Try OSS then ALSA \\
    * If you need to play high quality sound files --> ALSA\\
    * If you have a Intel device, that needs a tweak --> ALSA
+   * In case you have an ISA sound card or a very old CPU, alsa may be your only choice.
 OSS is easier to setup, but fewer people use it so you may not get the support you are looking for.
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 good luck and [[setting_up_sound|click here for ALSA wiki]]
+=====Remove ALSA=====
+If you have previously installed ALSA remove those packages from onboot
+{{wiki:twid_70_mob.jpg}}
 ===== Checking tcz loads ok on reboot =====