When I log in, the KDE Control Module opens up and shows me my output device preference.
I have:
HDA Intel (ALC272 Analog)
PulseAudio
listed. PA doesn't work, and I cannot click the other HDA one.
Thanks for any assistance.
KDE 8 - No music/sound playback on Acer Aspire One
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DallasHokie11
KDE 8 - No music/sound playback on Acer Aspire One
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Husse
Re: KDE 8 - No music/sound playback on Acer Aspire One
General solutions for sound
This topic contains links to all (?) the really good solutions for sound in Mint
If you have Intel HDA sound take a look here first
There are lots of different options you could add in alsa-base.conf
For x+1 sound maybe this will help
If you want more help please include lspci and which Mint you use
And don't forget to go through all your settings
Right click the speaker next to the clock and check settings as well as any other settings you may find and also open a terminal and start alsamixer from it
Also check in "Users and Groups" that "Use Audio Devices" is checked for you, it is not by default and it should not matter but anyway
This topic contains links to all (?) the really good solutions for sound in Mint
If you have Intel HDA sound take a look here first
There are lots of different options you could add in alsa-base.conf
For x+1 sound maybe this will help
If you want more help please include lspci and which Mint you use
And don't forget to go through all your settings
Right click the speaker next to the clock and check settings as well as any other settings you may find and also open a terminal and start alsamixer from it
Also check in "Users and Groups" that "Use Audio Devices" is checked for you, it is not by default and it should not matter but anyway