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Problem with sound

PostPosted: Apr 13th, '11, 13:03
by petrherynk
I have problems with setting up sound both in KDE and Gnome. I must switch on settings and set up volume, which is on zero. Thanks for solving.

Re: Problem with sound

PostPosted: Apr 13th, '11, 16:28
by winstonteacox
Some more informations please.

Which Soundcard? Onboard, PCI or usb-audio-interface?

Is the soundcard recognized by MCC? If yes, is pulse-audio activated?

cheers,
Bernd

Re: Problem with sound

PostPosted: Apr 14th, '11, 23:25
by petrherynk
I have ‎N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller. I have installed pulse and I work with it.
Cheers Petr

Re: Problem with sound

PostPosted: Apr 15th, '11, 15:33
by winstonteacox
OK.

First try the following:
In the MCC (hardware/sound) there is a button to adjust the mixer settings to default values (don't know exactly the description, my system is german language).

Try this.
There is a good chance, that this would solve your problem.

If not, then ...
disable pulseaudio and reboot

In console (shell):
alsamixer

Your onboard chip should be recognized. If not, select with F6
Adjust mixer settings (master and others). Dont use maximal values, 90 is enough to avoid distortions.
Now your soundcard should work.

Exit alsamixer


We have to save the settings (as root !!!!!) with
alsactl store


To use the same settings after reboot, edit /etc/rc.d/rc.local

put in the last line:
alsactl restore

Hope I could help ...

cheers,
Bernd




















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