Mark Goldstein wrote:
> I started thinking of buying some normal sound card :-(...
Yep :-)
> What holds me still is the fact that it did work perfectly till the
> end of August.
> I've got some advices on alsa bugzilla, but I still am too
> "illiterate" to understand their slang :-). Started re
El Tue, 21 Sep 2010 13:37:23 +0100
Robert Parker escribió:
> Have you tried unmuting devices using alsamixer ?
Yes, of course. I tried using the Gnome-Volume-Manager and alsamixer.
There is one thing that I haven't test: unmutting only one of the 4
switches...
> In fedora 10 I found that I had
Have you tried unmuting devices using alsamixer ?
In fedora 10 I found that I had to unmute an item called "IEC958" in
alsamixer to get HDMI working. At least I think it was called that, in
fc12 I now have to unmute "S/PDIF 1", even though it is the same h/w
(Asrock ION).
In fc12 I also have to
Good afternoon!
I'm a "Debian unstable" user, using the latest Alsa packaged version.
With that version, I was able to play sounds through my integrated
Intel sound card, but I wasn't to use the HDMI sound capabilities.
My "aplay -l" output could help:
$ aplay -l
List of PLAYBACK Hardware D
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 8:45 AM, Axel Braun wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Mark Goldstein wrote:
>
>> In 11.3 I worked with 2 (now 3) different kernel versions, all with
>> alsa 1.0.23 and the behavior is the same.
>> All my sound worked on 11.3 out of the box. Now the Mic seems working
>> (I hear Mic audi
