5.1 speakers , sound suppressed, only two are working with low o/p
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5.1 speakers , sound suppressed, only two are working with low o/p
I connected 5.1 speaker configuration to my fedora 14 machine. There are three ports for plug-in speakers pins, and I am having three pins to plug-in in. But on testing, only two speakers connected with a single pin are working, the screen shot of pulse audio is attached. Also the sound quality is suppressed, I am getting better sound in Ubuntu and all is working fine in Ubuntu but in Fedora it is not working properly. I think may be in pulse audio it is showing only 1 output , is a problem, I guess, it should show 3 output , am I right ?
I hope my query will be resolved here regarding enabling 5.1 speaker configuration on Fedora 14.
recently I inspired my room partner to use linux and he settled with Fedora, the problem that I stated , is with his machine. If the problem will not get resolved then I do not think he will ever give try to linux. First, I suggested him about Ubuntu, but he did not liked that, so he opted for fedora. I hope we will get some solution.
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