Issue with sound (only chrome and vlc gets sound)
So, I'm still setting up my system. If you saw my wifi post, I finally got that working stable but one thing I haven't gotten to be stable is audio.
I am using my monitors in built speakers until I can afford to get a better speaker setup, and it is connecting through HDMI via my graphics card. Now, I read the slackware docs and googled around a little bit and I am still having trouble. Essentially, the only 2 applications I can get sound to even work on are Google Chrome (note: not Chromium) and VLC media player. I have tried random other apps (example: FCEUX/higan, Chromium, Firefox) to check to see if it outputs any sound and none of them do. I'm not exactly sure what to post, so I am going to do aplay -l Code:
bash-4.2$ aplay -l Code:
pcm.!default { Code:
options snd-hda-intel model=auto Code:
pcm.!default { I have confirmed it is device 8 with using aplay -D plughw:1,8 Noise.wav Also, another strange thing that has happened is I rebooted my computer once, and it changed from card 1 to card 0 and another reboot it went back to card 1. Is there a way to prevent that? Thanks in advance for any help! If you need more information, I can provide it. |
Your .asoundrc does not specify the device.
Code:
pcm.!default { For examples of usage see this post. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...2/#post4032980 You might still need the .asoundrc http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...mt-4175535459/ |
Ok, so I kind of solved this on my own right now. The problem was I set up the config all wrong. I wanted it to go through pulseaudio. I had alsa-plugins installed, but didn't make the right config to go along with it I guess.
So, my /etc/asound.conf looks like Code:
pcm.pulse { |
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