Linux Audio problem
Hi All,
My question may be annoying for many of you, but i have no other go. Every time I update my Linux box, I use to scratch my head with the audio video settings. The Linux audio is like a black magic to me. My latest problem is while i am viewing youtube videos, I am not able to hear the audio, but when i plug in my earphones, i am able to enjoy the audio. Now my short term goal is to set this problem right and my long term is to understand about the Linux audio/video system. Please let me know what all info you guys need to help me out of this problem. Thanks, |
From what you said your headphones and speakers are on different channel(is it a laptop) You probably have one chanel quiet down in settings. Try alsamixer.
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On the terminal (cli, or dos-prompt) type: --$ alsaconf <Enter> {Just follow and make default answers in 'Yes' to the interactive that follows as the alsa driver configures your audio.} Then if you need to adjust volumes type: --$ aumix <Enter> {You will be able to control the volumes and balance through the keyboard.} If you are using a distro that runs a KDE you can do the same via: Press: Alt+F2 Then type: /usr/bin/kmix {Click 'Run'. A better xbased applet will pop up.} Or under Xfce 4 do this: Press: Alt+F2 then type: /usr/bin/xfce4-mixer {Click 'Run'} Hope this helps. Good luck. |
Dear malekmustaq,
You nailed it :-). Actually , this is the first time I am using KDE. And I am not quite familiar with KDE controls. I was trying to find something like 'Advanced volume configuration, in Gnome. Your reply dragged me to kmix and bingo, i got the audio working. Thanks :-) And again, is there any detailed tutorial for Linux sound configuration. Thanks again, |
also you never stated what distro you are using
there is a very common bug with fedora and pulse-audio pulse-audio in gen i think one or more of the channels , PCM mostly, gets set to 0 for better help you might want to add the distro you are using |
Will do that in future John. Thanks
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greplinux,
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Usually we wanted to progress into gaining more control over media formats like converting from mp3 to another format, or even dare edit the digital file. There is a short tutorial here concerning how to use Grip either in CLI or GUI. That would be a good start. By the way before I forget, under your Kde, to automate calling 'Kmix' volume control you can put a 'button' on your task bar. Right click the task bar, click Add New Item then scroll into an icon for the Volume Control, then apply it. Kde is very rich on applications, I often feel overloaded by it :) If it doesn't give you the button there is another way of placing a button in the task bar, just call my attention if you need to hear about this. Hope it helps. Good luck. |
Hi malekmustaq,
I have added kmix in my task system tray. Thank you!! Regards, |
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