I suggested he write bug report on openSUSE-11.1, but I don't think that is what he wanted to hear when he asked for help from me. So there is something wrong with the hot plug automount of this USB mic under openSUSE Linux.īut I don't know enough about hal/udev, nor about USB audio devices to help him improve this. Hence he has a work around, albeit its not a pleasant work around. He tried that, and in that case, the Mic does work on openSUSE-11.1. I suggested he reboot his PC to openSUSE-11.1 with the mic plugged in during boot. RE: MobilePre USB 9 03:14:19 ( ) Buffers at 16 are okay, but slide the buffer slider towards safe a tad, and see if that helps, also go to the setup screen for the mobile pre and see what the setting are, If using the ASIO drivers, then the setup occurs at the M-audio delta control panel screen, not in cakewalk. When he inserts it in Ubuntu-9.0.2 it is recognized with a pop up and the mic works. He has a USB mic, and when he inserts it on openSUSE-11.1 there is no automount pop-up and it does not work. I'm exchanging emails with a friend, who has Ubuntu-9.0.2 w/KDE-4.3 (don't ask me how he got KDE-4.3 on Ubuntu-9.0.2) installed on one of his PCs, and also openSUSE-11.1 w/KDE-4.3. The M Audio MobilePre Mk II from M Audio is a USB audio interface that change a Mac or PC computer into a powerful music recording and production unit makes it easy to record guitar, vocals, keyboard and more with pristine sound you are wishing to download the driver of this device then don't worry just come here and will be going to at the end of this article to click. OpenSUSE documentation (and user guides) is weak in the area of USB audio, and its an area I do not know enough about to help. At least, my M-audio Mobile Pre started to work!Glad to read its working !

I just made auto-set up for it and then chosen my USB audio soundcard to be primary card.

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