2011/5/27 Manuel Escudero <Jmlevick@xxxxxxxxx>
2011/5/26 Manuel Escudero <Jmlevick@xxxxxxxxx>
@Tim: Yep, Older releases had more configuration tools2011/5/26 Tim <ignored_mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Thu, 2011-05-26 at 00:49 -0500, Manuel Escudero wrote:I recall, on one sound card, going through the preference available in
> it doesn't matter wich device I choose as output, the PC simple don't
> mute one or another and my headphones and speakers sound at the same
> time,
the volume controls, and finding a "detect headphones" switch. ÂWhen
enabled, that sound card would notice when headphones were plugged in.
That was on a (much) older Fedora release, but it's probably still
something to look for.
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and options about sound, now it's kinda "universal" stuff,it has been like that since F12 I believe... in F11 we still hadthe "system-sound-configuration" tool or something like that,not anymore in F12,Also the wierd integration of ALSA + Pulseaudio makes thesound "harder to configure in an expert mode" because we don'thave the right files in the right folders, we don't even have "alsaconf"!(And don't get me wrong here, The "universal alsa+pulseaudio mashup"works for almost every computer I tried, but not in mine and it hasn'tÂover the months), the thing is, in F14 I was able stop my problem witha simple click in "Pavucontrol" and now I can't...Look, I don't want the 5.1 Ch HD Audio the computer can deliver,I'm happy with the only two I'm getting But please, please! I need separateheadphones and speakers :)Yesterday I was asking on IRC at #fedora and they only told me to "Google it"and "File a Bug", I've been googling it for almost 2 years and I never gota better solution than the pavucontrol one, but it doesn't work anymore...Any Suggestions? Thank You.
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No one? well, I filed a Bug:Hope someone can help me, thanks!
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@Everyone: I'm happy to say I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!! (sadly no one had the solution, I had to found it all by myself)
The solution was to find my chip on this list:Â
and try one by one the different modules that where available for my chip, (Actually the "stack's correct one" didn't work, so I had to try them all;)To try & solve I had to create this file: "/etc/modprobe.d/snd_hda_intel.conf" and then I had to find this other file: "/etc/modprobe.d/dist-alsa.conf", then I started adding the classic "options snd-hda-intel model=xxxxx" in those two files, restarting for each change of model until my headphones/speakers problem got solved. at the end, Finally it worked with one model (Not the REAL MODEL/brand of the device or even PC, but it worked) and now when I plug headphones, the speakers mute, don't even need to use pavucontrol.
Thanks!
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