Long story short,my laptops speakers do not work,and the only way i can have sound is via my headphones
(although the headphones port also malfunctions).
In both mate and xfce desktop i had this option
https://s14.postimg.org/cxntf794x/2018- ... -36-29.png
But not in cinnamon
https://s14.postimg.org/lsonpql2p/2018- ... -37-07.png
Do i need to install something,and what?
[SOLVED] No headphones option in output devices
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[SOLVED] No headphones option in output devices
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Re: No headphones option in output devices
Hang on:
This shows the tab output.In both mate and xfce desktop i had this option
https://s14.postimg.org/cxntf794x/2018- ... -36-29.png
This, however, input tab. Can you show output tab on Cinnamon?But not in cinnamon
https://s14.postimg.org/lsonpql2p/2018- ... -37-07.png
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Re: No headphones option in output devices
I had similar problem, too. I fixed itself after instaling one of the updates.
When you want to use your headphones, go to the sound settings and plug headphones in. Then you can choose them as sound output device.
When you want to use your headphones, go to the sound settings and plug headphones in. Then you can choose them as sound output device.
Re: No headphones option in output devices
orschiro wrote:Hang on:
This shows the tab output.In both mate and xfce desktop i had this option
https://s14.postimg.org/cxntf794x/2018- ... -36-29.png
This, however, input tab. Can you show output tab on Cinnamon?But not in cinnamon
https://s14.postimg.org/lsonpql2p/2018- ... -37-07.png
Womera wrote:I had similar problem, too. I fixed itself after instaling one of the updates.
When you want to use your headphones, go to the sound settings and plug headphones in. Then you can choose them as sound output device.
It is the output tab,you can read it top left,it is the right category but the language is in greek. Down right,It says analog stereo input for some reason
but if you click Speaker-Build in Audio it changes to analog stereo output,but it doesn't detect any headphones. The only option in both input and output
is Speakers - Built-in Audio
Anyway,i downloaded QasMixer and i can turn up the headphones volume from there so,problem solved! Thanks for replying
though