I have been working at this problem for the better part of a week with no avail. I figured I would ask you wonderful people for help.
My sound system, which is a Labtec Pulse 385 PC, will not play any sounds (with the exception of the start up sound) when booted from the HDD. All I get for sound output on the computer is "Dummy Output". I made sure the speakers worked, tried adjusting the alsamixer and read many a forum posting, but nothing seemed to work. I also read this document about troubleshooting sound, and I did everything it told me to do.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iTl ... c5fs83n8gw
I attempted to boot from the LiveCD, and the sound worked! Unfortunately, I have no idea what to do from here.
Let me know if you need me to paste any output code.
Sincerely,
A Linux Newbie
Sound only works if booted from LiveCD.
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Sound only works if booted from LiveCD.
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Re: Sound only works if booted from LiveCD.
I use the Cinnamon desktop.animaguy wrote:Which linux Mint Desktop do you use?
Re: Sound only works if booted from LiveCD.
post output of :
maybe you can try unmute device in alsamixer ( if you see MM , unmute with "m: keys )
You can try change audio preference in media player too
VLC>tool>preferences>audio change output audio module
Gnome media player>edit>preferences>player>audio output
change default to something else like pulse audio /alsa or hda intel analog. Restart the player and try playing audio file.
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You can try change audio preference in media player too
VLC>tool>preferences>audio change output audio module
Gnome media player>edit>preferences>player>audio output
change default to something else like pulse audio /alsa or hda intel analog. Restart the player and try playing audio file.