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I can't answer your question except to ask whether you have ALSADevice: 
0:0 in  your 
.zinf/preferences. Can you explain to me how you are 
playing multiple audio sources. I have a Thinkpad T23 and according to 
lspci the sound chip is
Multimedia audio contoller Intel Corporation 82801CA/CAM AC97 audio 
controller (rev 02) I can only use one audio source at a time and didn't 
know there might be a way to have it do otherwise. Would you please 
explain specifically what you did? In my kernel configuration I'm using 
the Intel/SiS/nVidia//AMD/ALi Ac97 Controller.
Thanks.


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Cheryl

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