I have this problem too. Updated to Gutsy from Feisty, and now no sound
on Youtube. "sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree" reports that I'm at the
newest version, and the video portion works fine, but no sound.
--
Sound Broke in Ubuntu Gutsy firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151849
You receiv
The sound is definitely working for other programs (sorry, should have stated
that for sure).
I went through and installed the newest version of Flash as per the
instructions in the thread you linked to above, Cyrus.
There is no .asoundrc file in my home directory (or in anyone else's).
There
This is broken again (still?) in Gutsy. I have a Dell Inspiron 1420,
and found this bug report while trying to troubleshoot the built-in card
reader (sometimes it works, sometimes not, I can give more details, but
I'm not sure if they belong here or in a separate bug report?). My
laptop's never b
I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 1420 from Gutsy to Hardy today, and am
experiencing the bug described here. I'm not getting any sound from the
speakers, but one of the headphone jacks does work. Everything in
alsamixer is unmuted and turned up.
~$ uname -a
Linux archimedes 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP W
Jose -
The issue described in that link does not appear to be the same problem I have.
I do not have the file "snd-hda-intel.ko.REPLACEDBYhsfmodem" that they
reference, and I can get sound from the headphone jack, just not the main
speakers.
--
[Regression][Inspiron 1420] Audio doesn't work
I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 1420 from Gutsy to Hardy today, and am
experiencing the bug described here. I'm not getting any sound from the
speakers, but one of the headphone jacks does work. Everything in
alsamixer is unmuted and turned up.
~$ uname -a
Linux archimedes 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP W
Jose -
The issue described in that link does not appear to be the same problem I have.
I do not have the file "snd-hda-intel.ko.REPLACEDBYhsfmodem" that they
reference, and I can get sound from the headphone jack, just not the main
speakers.
--
[Regression][Inspiron 1420] Audio doesn't work
I have this problem too. Updated to Gutsy from Feisty, and now no sound
on Youtube. "sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree" reports that I'm at the
newest version, and the video portion works fine, but no sound.
--
Sound Broke in Ubuntu Gutsy firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151849
You receiv
The sound is definitely working for other programs (sorry, should have stated
that for sure).
I went through and installed the newest version of Flash as per the
instructions in the thread you linked to above, Cyrus.
There is no .asoundrc file in my home directory (or in anyone else's).
There
This is broken again (still?) in Gutsy. I have a Dell Inspiron 1420,
and found this bug report while trying to troubleshoot the built-in card
reader (sometimes it works, sometimes not, I can give more details, but
I'm not sure if they belong here or in a separate bug report?). My
laptop's never b
I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 1420 from Gutsy to Hardy today, and am
experiencing the bug described here. I'm not getting any sound from the
speakers, but one of the headphone jacks does work. Everything in
alsamixer is unmuted and turned up.
~$ uname -a
Linux archimedes 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP W
Jose -
The issue described in that link does not appear to be the same problem I have.
I do not have the file "snd-hda-intel.ko.REPLACEDBYhsfmodem" that they
reference, and I can get sound from the headphone jack, just not the main
speakers.
--
[Regression][Inspiron 1420] Audio doesn't work
I have this problem too. Updated to Gutsy from Feisty, and now no sound
on Youtube. "sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree" reports that I'm at the
newest version, and the video portion works fine, but no sound.
--
Sound Broke in Ubuntu Gutsy firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151849
You receiv
The sound is definitely working for other programs (sorry, should have stated
that for sure).
I went through and installed the newest version of Flash as per the
instructions in the thread you linked to above, Cyrus.
There is no .asoundrc file in my home directory (or in anyone else's).
There
This is broken again (still?) in Gutsy. I have a Dell Inspiron 1420,
and found this bug report while trying to troubleshoot the built-in card
reader (sometimes it works, sometimes not, I can give more details, but
I'm not sure if they belong here or in a separate bug report?). My
laptop's never b
I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 1420 from Gutsy to Hardy today, and am
experiencing the bug described here. I'm not getting any sound from the
speakers, but one of the headphone jacks does work. Everything in
alsamixer is unmuted and turned up.
~$ uname -a
Linux archimedes 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP W
Jose -
The issue described in that link does not appear to be the same problem I have.
I do not have the file "snd-hda-intel.ko.REPLACEDBYhsfmodem" that they
reference, and I can get sound from the headphone jack, just not the main
speakers.
--
[Regression][Inspiron 1420] Audio doesn't work
I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 1420 from Gutsy to Hardy today, and am
experiencing the bug described here. I'm not getting any sound from the
speakers, but one of the headphone jacks does work. Everything in
alsamixer is unmuted and turned up.
~$ uname -a
Linux archimedes 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP W
Jose -
The issue described in that link does not appear to be the same problem I have.
I do not have the file "snd-hda-intel.ko.REPLACEDBYhsfmodem" that they
reference, and I can get sound from the headphone jack, just not the main
speakers.
--
[Regression][Inspiron 1420] Audio doesn't work
I have this problem too. Updated to Gutsy from Feisty, and now no sound
on Youtube. "sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree" reports that I'm at the
newest version, and the video portion works fine, but no sound.
--
Sound Broke in Ubuntu Gutsy firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151849
You receiv
The sound is definitely working for other programs (sorry, should have stated
that for sure).
I went through and installed the newest version of Flash as per the
instructions in the thread you linked to above, Cyrus.
There is no .asoundrc file in my home directory (or in anyone else's).
There
I upgraded my Dell Inspiron 1420 from Gutsy to Hardy today, and am
experiencing the bug described here. I'm not getting any sound from the
speakers, but one of the headphone jacks does work. Everything in
alsamixer is unmuted and turned up.
~$ uname -a
Linux archimedes 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP W
Jose -
The issue described in that link does not appear to be the same problem I have.
I do not have the file "snd-hda-intel.ko.REPLACEDBYhsfmodem" that they
reference, and I can get sound from the headphone jack, just not the main
speakers.
--
[Regression][Inspiron 1420] Audio doesn't work
This is broken again (still?) in Gutsy. I have a Dell Inspiron 1420,
and found this bug report while trying to troubleshoot the built-in card
reader (sometimes it works, sometimes not, I can give more details, but
I'm not sure if they belong here or in a separate bug report?). My
laptop's never b
I have this problem too. Updated to Gutsy from Feisty, and now no sound
on Youtube. "sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree" reports that I'm at the
newest version, and the video portion works fine, but no sound.
--
Sound Broke in Ubuntu Gutsy firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151849
You receiv
The sound is definitely working for other programs (sorry, should have stated
that for sure).
I went through and installed the newest version of Flash as per the
instructions in the thread you linked to above, Cyrus.
There is no .asoundrc file in my home directory (or in anyone else's).
There
I have this problem too. Updated to Gutsy from Feisty, and now no sound
on Youtube. "sudo apt-get flashplugin-nonfree" reports that I'm at the
newest version, and the video portion works fine, but no sound.
--
Sound Broke in Ubuntu Gutsy firefox
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151849
You receiv
The sound is definitely working for other programs (sorry, should have stated
that for sure).
I went through and installed the newest version of Flash as per the
instructions in the thread you linked to above, Cyrus.
There is no .asoundrc file in my home directory (or in anyone else's).
There
This is broken again (still?) in Gutsy. I have a Dell Inspiron 1420,
and found this bug report while trying to troubleshoot the built-in card
reader (sometimes it works, sometimes not, I can give more details, but
I'm not sure if they belong here or in a separate bug report?). My
laptop's never b
This is broken again (still?) in Gutsy. I have a Dell Inspiron 1420,
and found this bug report while trying to troubleshoot the built-in card
reader (sometimes it works, sometimes not, I can give more details, but
I'm not sure if they belong here or in a separate bug report?). My
laptop's never b
Here it is. BTW, this morning the automatic file check turned up
problems and told me to run fsck without options. This turned up
multiply claimed blocks by several inodes, several unattached inodes,
faulty reference counts and so on. Whenever a directory was mentioned,
it was a subdirectory of fir
The problem seems to be solved now. I got a message from another program
telling me to run sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install
-f. This has fixed it. But since the update manager is supposed to be
doing basically the same as these commands, I don't quite understand why
that applica
Here it is. BTW, this morning the automatic file check turned up
problems and told me to run fsck without options. This turned up
multiply claimed blocks by several inodes, several unattached inodes,
faulty reference counts and so on. Whenever a directory was mentioned,
it was a subdirectory of fir
The problem seems to be solved now. I got a message from another program
telling me to run sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install
-f. This has fixed it. But since the update manager is supposed to be
doing basically the same as these commands, I don't quite understand why
that applica
Here it is. BTW, this morning the automatic file check turned up
problems and told me to run fsck without options. This turned up
multiply claimed blocks by several inodes, several unattached inodes,
faulty reference counts and so on. Whenever a directory was mentioned,
it was a subdirectory of fir
The problem seems to be solved now. I got a message from another program
telling me to run sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install
-f. This has fixed it. But since the update manager is supposed to be
doing basically the same as these commands, I don't quite understand why
that applica
Here it is. BTW, this morning the automatic file check turned up
problems and told me to run fsck without options. This turned up
multiply claimed blocks by several inodes, several unattached inodes,
faulty reference counts and so on. Whenever a directory was mentioned,
it was a subdirectory of fir
The problem seems to be solved now. I got a message from another program
telling me to run sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install
-f. This has fixed it. But since the update manager is supposed to be
doing basically the same as these commands, I don't quite understand why
that applica
Here it is. BTW, this morning the automatic file check turned up
problems and told me to run fsck without options. This turned up
multiply claimed blocks by several inodes, several unattached inodes,
faulty reference counts and so on. Whenever a directory was mentioned,
it was a subdirectory of fir
The problem seems to be solved now. I got a message from another program
telling me to run sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install
-f. This has fixed it. But since the update manager is supposed to be
doing basically the same as these commands, I don't quite understand why
that applica
Here it is. BTW, this morning the automatic file check turned up
problems and told me to run fsck without options. This turned up
multiply claimed blocks by several inodes, several unattached inodes,
faulty reference counts and so on. Whenever a directory was mentioned,
it was a subdirectory of fir
The problem seems to be solved now. I got a message from another program
telling me to run sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install
-f. This has fixed it. But since the update manager is supposed to be
doing basically the same as these commands, I don't quite understand why
that applica
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