I'm using Mint 19 Cinnamon and sound is played through HDMI.
When I log out and log back in the sound is switched to laptop internal speaker.
(On restart HDMI is automatically selected.)
It's annoying.
Any way to fix it?
TIA
Logout/login sound problem...
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- KoHoSo
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Re: Logout/login sound problem...
I am having the same problem with Linux Mint 19 MATE 64-bit. I have built-in analog surround sound that has had no issues since I first built the computer I am using which covers several past versions of Linux Mint including 18.3. However, in 19, when I boot up, somehow it has picked up my Blue Yeti microphone as being an output source and, worse yet, always defaults to it no matter how many times I change it back to my onboard sound.
Is there a way to lock in this setting or delete the microphone as an output? I will be glad to provide any information requested to help solve the problem.
Is there a way to lock in this setting or delete the microphone as an output? I will be glad to provide any information requested to help solve the problem.
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Re: Logout/login sound problem...
This site should help you set the default card.
Re: Logout/login sound problem...
You can run:
pactl list short sinks
to get a list of audio devices.
In my case I added to startup:
pactl set-default-sink 'alsa_output.0.hdmi-stereo.1f.3.hdmi-stereo'
Now HDMI sound is set as default.
If your HDMI shows multiple times, add more commands to startup.
It works but when I log out/log in the internal speaker is still selected but when I reboot HDMI is always set as default.
pactl list short sinks
to get a list of audio devices.
In my case I added to startup:
pactl set-default-sink 'alsa_output.0.hdmi-stereo.1f.3.hdmi-stereo'
Now HDMI sound is set as default.
If your HDMI shows multiple times, add more commands to startup.
It works but when I log out/log in the internal speaker is still selected but when I reboot HDMI is always set as default.
Re: Logout/login sound problem...
See if the solution on this thread solves that for you.
Re: Logout/login sound problem...
It worked.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
- KoHoSo
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Re: Logout/login sound problem...
Unfortunately, that does not work for MATE. As for the previous link you posted, is there a certain header under which I should place the new text defining the profile and card I want used or something I should overwrite? I just tried that and got the same result...output defaults to my Yeti microphone instead of the analog output.
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Re: Logout/login sound problem...
The last section of my default.pa looks like this:KoHoSo wrote: ⤴Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:07 pmUnfortunately, that does not work for MATE. As for the previous link you posted, is there a certain header under which I should place the new text defining the profile and card I want used or something I should overwrite? I just tried that and got the same result...output defaults to my Yeti microphone instead of the analog output.
If the card # you found from the previous steps is 1, make that section look like this:### Make some devices default
#set-default-sink output
#set-default-source input
Don't forget you have to restart pulseaudio (or reboot) for the setting to start working. In the terminal### Make some devices default
set-default-profile 1 (whatever output/input you wanted here such asoutput:analog-stereo+input:analog-stereo
without the parentheses)
set-default-sink 1
#set-default-source input
pulseaudio -k
should be enough.- KoHoSo
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Re: Logout/login sound problem...
MrEen, your example at the end showed me what I was doing wrong when editing the default.pa file. I made the changes as per your example, rebooted, and the correct output now starts as it should. Thank you for taking the time to help!
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