[SOLVED] How to save ALSA settings?

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Althorion

[SOLVED] How to save ALSA settings?

Post by Althorion »

Every time I reboot my computer, I have to set my ALSA settings again — set default sound card and change output. I have tried using sudo alsactl store, but it didn’t work. What can I do to make Mint remember my sound settings?
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perham

Re: How to save ALSA settings?

Post by perham »

you should also run

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sudo alsactl restore
at each boot. probably it's best to add it to your startup programs.
Last edited by perham on Mon Dec 30, 2013 11:54 am, edited 1 time in total.
Althorion

Re: How to save ALSA settings?

Post by Althorion »

You probably meant sudo alsactl restore (alsa is just a deamon). Thanks, now it works and I should have remembered that. Oh well, on my defence, I haven’t used a multi-soundcard PC for quite a while.

If anyone would have the same problem, I would advise you to change your sudoers file to enable running that command without typing password, just for your convenience.
perham

Re: How to save ALSA settings?

Post by perham »

Althorion wrote:You probably meant sudo alsactl restore (alsa is just a deamon). Thanks, now it works and I should have remembered that. Oh well, on my defence, I haven’t used a multi-soundcard PC for quite a while.

If anyone would have the same problem, I would advise you to change your sudoers file to enable running that command without typing password, just for your convenience.
yeah, sorry, typed fast without checking. I'm happy that you figured it out ;)
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