I have not used this script in several months and I can not remember. I do know that you need to cut and past it into kwrite and then save it with a title like sound or etc. then you need to make it executable by doing a " chmod +x sound " then I just do not remember from there but I believe that you will need to do a "./sound " to execute it. I am sure that someone will chime in with more knowledge of script writing than I have. I have been using it and it works well, it will give you more volume than you need on most any computer.
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run 'alsamixer' (no quotes) in terminal and boost the volume there...
then run 'rexima' and do the same. |
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Increase volumn with kmix
This is the way to install the script or conf file whichever it is, either way it just works'
Open kwrite, copy & paste the file into kwrite. Now save the file at /etc/asound.conf. The asound.conf was not there in slack 13.1 so kwrite created it. /etc/ is the directory, asound.conf is the new file name. You must reboot and maybe even stop/restart kmix for it to work, there will be a preamp slider on kmix now, just slide it to where you need it. Here is some real good info on this subject. http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Ho..._master_volume pcm.!default { type plug slave.pcm "softvol" } pcm.softvol { type softvol slave { pcm "dmix" } control { name "Pre-Amp" card 0 } min_dB -5.0 max_dB 20.0 resolution 6 } |
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I can not get Kmix to display the pre-amp slider. It is not in the list of Available Channels. My /etc/asound.conf file is a straight copy/paste of the code here. I have restarted the machine as instructed. I am running 13.1_64. I have an Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03). A screenshot of my mixer windows is shown below. Any ideas?
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When you change "type plug" to "type hw" and then restart the computer, does the Pre-Amp control appear?
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No hw does not make Pre-amp available. I just noticed that I have a file asound.state with the following contents:
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EDIT: Somehow ALSA has a problem with this card. dmix is not working, too, when I try "speaker-test". The second instance just tells me that the resource is busy. |
ncmpcpp dont work with that
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00:1b.0 Audio device [0403]: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller [8086:293e] (rev 03) and i first try with the Code:
type plug Code:
type hw Was late so i turn off my laptop a go to sleep, then when i come back to my laptop, i launch ncmpcpp and didn't work, so i try to use the command play and didn't either. So i went to alsamixer and see the Pre-Amp thing, i wasn't expecting that, Then i edit the file Code:
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type hw Code:
type plug With the happiness of have the things working, i went back to ncmpcpp and works, but the volume was to high, and when i try to change the volume (you know with the arrow keys) didn't work now a can't change the volume inside the ncmpcpp will i have to go to alsamixer for that? i don't thing so, so much work, so i remove the /etc/asound.conf and reboot, just for see if that was the problem, and yes that's the problem. Anyone have a suggestion for this problem?, with the ncmpcpp volume that don't work with the asound.conf fix of this thread. |
Munra,
After reading your post I checked alsamixer again and there it was! I still don't have it in Kmix but I cranked it all the way up and stored it....nice now I can make some noise. |
I cannot tell what made it, but there it is too. Call it the pre-amplifier magic ;)
Either it was jumping through the alsamixer play/record/all settings with the tab key or loading the sound module with an option for my laptop. Or my computer is just fooling me, that is what I suspect. |
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