Topic: Sound support within SME?!

[u918244]

Hello community,

I've got a question as I'm a Newbie with SME-server, but a little bit experienced with Linux.
I'm sure it is possible to integrate sound support on an SME machine, because it is basically a "normal" Linux box.
I don't want to test everything out so maybe someone can tell me what I have to install to integrate an ALSA-package to run my soundcard on the server. I simply want to use it to play warning sounds etc.

I hope you can help me with this problem.

Greetz,
Heiko

[Quail_Linux]

Hi Heiko,

The is just my advice. Pull the sound card out or deactivate in bios or on the motherboard if it's onboard.

You not need sound, just keep a close eye on your logs etc. And this will save on resources for other hardware.

[stefan24]

I'm sure it is possible to integrate sound support on an SME machine, because it is basically a "normal" Linux box.

Sure. I use my own SME Server and some of my customera servers to play mp3s for the "Hold the line" music of their phone box.

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