I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with the speakers and I think it is a bit odd
Check all settings for sound (double click the speaker next to the clock) and settings in the players
There may be a way to select output if you have both internal and external speakers - don't know for sure I'm on a desktop now.
For starters which version of Mint exactly?
Which laptop and more importantly which hardware in the laptop
Run lspci in a terminal and post the result
Soundproblem with Logitech Z-10
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Re: Soundproblem with Logitech Z-10
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Re: Soundproblem with Logitech Z-10
This is ICH8 and there have been a bit of a problem with that and sound as you can find if you search the forum for ICH8
This is something that helps in a lot of cases
http://www.linuxmint.com/forum/viewtopi ... sa#p107982
Of course you can't use model=acer and I doubt compal is an option so use model=auto
This is of course not pulse audio but it seems it works in Elyssa and Felicia anyhow
This is something that helps in a lot of cases
http://www.linuxmint.com/forum/viewtopi ... sa#p107982
Of course you can't use model=acer and I doubt compal is an option so use model=auto
This is of course not pulse audio but it seems it works in Elyssa and Felicia anyhow