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pulse audio can't split rear and front jack output
I have tried using this
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I have also tried enabling the lfe remixing. I have no idea what the issue is with my sound card refusing to split the outputs of the headphone jack(front panel) and speakers(rear panel). |
as a generalization, pulseaudio (PA) is a front end to normally alsa
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alsamixer -c0 if you don't see it, you need to try to enable it with a model=string in your modprobe config so show the results of Code:
aplay -l if you are not using onboard sound but a video card----say so and show a link to its specs 2) to get an idea of what happens when you change from bad to better model=string have a look at these images in doc https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...j70/edit?pli=1 |
I do see the slider
My card is HDA ATI SB Chip: Realtek ALC892 however I would like to split the back audio panel and my front audio panel(like skype,TS3,etc is front panel, while music, game audio, system audio is through the back panel), however I am not sure how to do that. Basically I want to turn my single physical card into two virtual cards.(kinda how windows sees my front panel as a different output than my back panel) |
I don't know what distribution you are using, but, regardless, this might get you started and point you
in the right direction to a solution: http://docs.slackware.com/howtos:har..._snd-hda-intel |
ok no replies to my other requests so I get out of jail free---giggles
1) your PA config is based on what link? 2) try this, assuming alsamixer shows only one slider, meaning PA is running as a local user Code:
pacmd list-sinks alsa_output.pci-0000_00_14.2.analog-stereo alsa_output.pci-0000_05_00.0.analog-surround-40 if you can see it, change it if you can't see it post in a code box your full output to my last command pls also in pavucontrol, you are better off making ensure you have not chosen 2ch but the surround sound setting ---if you have only 2 channel setting the sound server can't do its job......I assume you know this? |
hi aus9.
i think, i have the same problem as described by the creator of this thread. i am unable to split the damn signal to create 2 sinks. the first for speaker output only (connected to the rear panel) and the second for my headphone only (connected to the front panel). actually this is the first time, i am having a problem with the sound system (alsa/pulse) on my computer. so far every minor issue that occurred with the sound output was quite easy to solve. this one seems a little bit more tricky, than i expected. it seems, that you have some kind of idea, how i can fix that problem. after all you are a "guru", so please help me out, dude. ;) i tried around with some different configurations -> no sound, splitting not working, daemon failing by the way, english is not my mother tongue, so please be patient, if i may not understand everything in the first place and have to ask for an explanation. ;) yours hplgonzo |
some information regarding to your previous questions in this thread.
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do you want me to post the default configuration file for pulse audio on arch linux? changes concerning the "splitting issue" take place in a separate file, which i include (so i don't mess up "/etc/pulse/default.pa" Code:
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i was confused by the problem, before i found this thread. now i am even more confused, but at least you might be able to help me aus9. ;) if you need any further information, please tell me and i'll post or pastebin it for you, whatever you want. sorry for the novel as well as any language mistakes. yours hplgonzo |
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