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Title: Sound In Jaunty?
Post by: adf on April 20, 2009, 11:22:05 pm
Will alsa work? the mixer seems to "understand" the Z's capabilities pretty well, I just don't seem to have any sound actually coming out yet... suggestions?
Title: Sound In Jaunty?
Post by: ofels on April 21, 2009, 04:12:15 am
Quote from: adf
Will alsa work? the mixer seems to "understand" the Z's capabilities pretty well, I just don't seem to have any sound actually coming out yet... suggestions?

Open alsamixer from the console and enable all mixers you can find disabled (labeled as [MM]), then carefully disable those you dont need or which have implications on the sound quality.
You might also want to use a headset to adjust headset sound.

Oliver
Title: Sound In Jaunty?
Post by: adf on April 26, 2009, 09:58:12 pm
Quote from: ofels
Quote from: adf
Will alsa work? the mixer seems to "understand" the Z's capabilities pretty well, I just don't seem to have any sound actually coming out yet... suggestions?

Open alsamixer from the console and enable all mixers you can find disabled (labeled as [MM]), then carefully disable those you dont need or which have implications on the sound quality.
You might also want to use a headset to adjust headset sound.

Oliver


Thanks.  I reflashed to minimize complications. reinstalled mplayer, etc. alsamixe "sees" everything, but I can't seem to get sound output, which makes me think I'm missing something really obvious. I've been playing with the "mm" buttons, but without getting sound.  Couls anyone tell me what their alsa-mixer has truned on to get sound output?
Title: Sound In Jaunty?
Post by: same on May 13, 2009, 01:17:30 pm
Quote from: adf
Quote from: ofels
Quote from: adf
Will alsa work? the mixer seems to "understand" the Z's capabilities pretty well, I just don't seem to have any sound actually coming out yet... suggestions?

Open alsamixer from the console and enable all mixers you can find disabled (labeled as [MM]), then carefully disable those you dont need or which have implications on the sound quality.
You might also want to use a headset to adjust headset sound.

Oliver


Thanks.  I reflashed to minimize complications. reinstalled mplayer, etc. alsamixe "sees" everything, but I can't seem to get sound output, which makes me think I'm missing something really obvious. I've been playing with the "mm" buttons, but without getting sound.  Couls anyone tell me what their alsa-mixer has truned on to get sound output?

read the linked page on that post, it might be helpful https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...6410&st=150 (https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=26410&st=150)