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for each control in the sound card - there's usually a dozen or so virtual devices in there.
try 'ls -l /etc/asound.state'
note the date/time, and run 'sudo alsactl store'. Then ls -l it again and see if the time has updated. Grok it and see what's enabled/disabled and post that.
That's not what I was hoping for, but it may be the problem. I have 22 controls in /etc/asound.state.
Run alsamixer. If you haven't got alsamixer, install alsa-utils. Then set volumes on anything you can see. I don't know XBMC, and I'd get sound going before I start with some unknown app. If you know it, that's ok. After alsamixer exits (esc) immediately run 'alsactl store'
Today finally got break through the audio problem over HDMI.
we needed to run /bin/audio_setup_outputs which will eventually configure the HDMI port.
This solution is specific to intelCE boards.
Thanks all for sharing the idea on the issue.
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Originally Posted by business_kid
That's not what I was hoping for, but it may be the problem. I have 22 controls in /etc/asound.state.
Run alsamixer. If you haven't got alsamixer, install alsa-utils. Then set volumes on anything you can see. I don't know XBMC, and I'd get sound going before I start with some unknown app. If you know it, that's ok. After alsamixer exits (esc) immediately run 'alsactl store'
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