Sound Problem

[igorzwx]

Your sound card:
00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)

This is the case with the same soundcard:
Pulseaudio = no sound in Songbird, flash crashes Amarok
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=32173

[Stealing_Lillies]

You could give this a shot ---> In Menu under system. Select: Terminal. Type in alsamixer, Use the arrow keys to navigate the mixer. Use the Arrow up to turn up the master volume.

[Husse]

You have

Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)

Perhaps the standard solution for Intel HDA works
You find it in my standard answer for sound problems
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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
If you want more help please include lspci and which Mint you use

[Husse]

Did you try this?

If you have Intel HDA sound take a look here first

[Husse]

Then we may have to check if it is Pulse audio

Code: Select all

sudo killall pulseaudio

now try - you should set sound to Alsa first

[Husse]

I have to add this to my list and come back to you
I can't really understand why some people get sound only in their speakers or only in their headphones or always in both
This is a fairly common problem and it makes no sense to me, I have never seen a pattern in it
And as far as I can see you only have got one sound card....
However external speakers could take their signal from the headphone plug

[Husse]

Open the menu and type pul
Go through the various Pulse Audio settings you find

[Husse]

Rhytmbox seems to be muted - there's a red cross over a speaker....