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differences in the entry: vendor
C-Media-Electronics-Inc.
differences in the entry: model name
C-Media Electronics, Inc. Audio Adapter
differences in the entry: possible other names of the device
LogiLink USB 2.0 Audio Adapter 7.1 Surround (UA0078)
differences in the entry: VendorID:ProductID code of the device
0d8c:000c
differences in the entry: year of commercialization
not-specified
differences in the entry: interface
USB
differences in the entry: GNU/Linux distribution used for the test
trisquel_7_0
differences in the entry: tested with the following kernel libre
3.13.0-39-lowlatency
differences in the entry: does it work with free software?
yes
differences in the entry: free driver used
usbhid
differences in the entry: Description
Works out of the box. Depending on your particular system, however, it may be necessary to manually specify the USB soundcard as the system default audio input/output. This is usually done via a mixer application such as one of the following:
[code]alsamixer
gnome-volume-control[/code]
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