Analog output in Ubuntu 12.10

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mandor
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Analog output in Ubuntu 12.10

Post by mandor »

Hi

Did someone test the analog output (or the S/PDIF output) on Linux? I installed Ubuntu 12.10 and I can't hear anything. Do I need to do something special (except selecting the duplex output in pavucontrol)?

[the HDMI sound is working]

Thank you for your help,
-- mandor

mandor
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Re: Analog output in Ubuntu 12.10

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I solved my issues (and am much happier now).

The (printed) manual was wrong: the audio in and out were swapped. I don't know if it's specific to my unit (intense-pc celeron).

-- mandor

eladn
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Re: Analog output in Ubuntu 12.10

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Hi,

I tried Ubuntu 13.04 (on intense-pc core i7) and the analog sound doesn't work either. I tried both left and right ports.
Can you please share how you solved your issues?

Thanks

gabrielh
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Re: Analog output in Ubuntu 12.10

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Open alsa-base.conf file

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nano /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
And add this line to the bottom:

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options snd-hda-intel model=generic
Restart the computer. Open the sounds settings. You will see now the analog sound as one of the options
Gabriel Heifets

Fit-PC2/3/IntensePC support.

eladn
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Re: Analog output in Ubuntu 12.10

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It worked!
Thank you very much.

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