One HDMI falls-back to analog, the other doesn't; none produce audio in TV
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One HDMI falls-back to analog, the other doesn't; none produce audio in TV
I have a fallback to analog (internal) sound issue whenever I select one of my HDMI devices but there is no fallback to the analog ALC272 device whenever I choose the other, nor is there any audio coming from the TV to which I am connected via HDMI. My "aplay -l" is:
They should be lined up as dsp0 dsp1, & dsp2 and summed at /dev/dsp. Some distros take shoprtcuts, especially if you fitted something after installing.
Wait a second, I'm asleep. They all are card 0. So you have ONE soundcardn and it's working. Multiple devices usually exist on a soundcard - blaster, opl3, synth, game port, etc. It's showing 2 hdmi ports. Check volumes and mutes in alsamixer.
Sound, to me is still a bit of 'tweak and poke and hope it comes alive' If someone has aq good idea, try it. HDA Intel also needs a codec, and I would google setting up hdmi devices.
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