Ubuntu 18.04: Earphones not working [duplicate]

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No sound via headphones (headset)



I've recently started using Ubuntu (Dual boot with Windows 10)
The earphone works on other devices/Windows without any issues.
I've even tried to not boot up with earphones plugged in.
Laptop: ASUS S56C
The internal speakers work fine.



ALSA information (alsa-info-script): https://hastebin.com/oyuvihecof.scala
alsa-base.conf: https://hastebin.com/azeqeroqid.pl




sound pulseaudio alsa headphones




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    • Headphone jack not working?

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    No sound via headphones (headset)



    I've recently started using Ubuntu (Dual boot with Windows 10)
    The earphone works on other devices/Windows without any issues.
    I've even tried to not boot up with earphones plugged in.
    Laptop: ASUS S56C
    The internal speakers work fine.



    ALSA information (alsa-info-script): https://hastebin.com/oyuvihecof.scala
    alsa-base.conf: https://hastebin.com/azeqeroqid.pl




    sound pulseaudio alsa headphones




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      • Headphone jack not working?

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      No sound via headphones (headset)



      I've recently started using Ubuntu (Dual boot with Windows 10)
      The earphone works on other devices/Windows without any issues.
      I've even tried to not boot up with earphones plugged in.
      Laptop: ASUS S56C
      The internal speakers work fine.



      ALSA information (alsa-info-script): https://hastebin.com/oyuvihecof.scala
      alsa-base.conf: https://hastebin.com/azeqeroqid.pl




      sound pulseaudio alsa headphones




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      This question already has an answer here:



      • Headphone jack not working?

        11 answers



      No sound via headphones (headset)



      I've recently started using Ubuntu (Dual boot with Windows 10)
      The earphone works on other devices/Windows without any issues.
      I've even tried to not boot up with earphones plugged in.
      Laptop: ASUS S56C
      The internal speakers work fine.



      ALSA information (alsa-info-script): https://hastebin.com/oyuvihecof.scala
      alsa-base.conf: https://hastebin.com/azeqeroqid.pl





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      • Headphone jack not working?

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      sound pulseaudio alsa headphones





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          Left mouse click on sound icon and select "sound settings".
          There you can select proper output device and test it.






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          • I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
            – Limok Palantaemon
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          Just you have to select the sound output, go to "settings" > "sound" > and select your headphones.
          As simple as that.






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            Left mouse click on sound icon and select "sound settings".
            There you can select proper output device and test it.






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            • I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
              – Limok Palantaemon
              yesterday














            up vote
            1
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            Left mouse click on sound icon and select "sound settings".
            There you can select proper output device and test it.






            share|improve this answer





















            • I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
              – Limok Palantaemon
              yesterday












            up vote
            1
            down vote










            up vote
            1
            down vote









            Left mouse click on sound icon and select "sound settings".
            There you can select proper output device and test it.






            share|improve this answer













            Left mouse click on sound icon and select "sound settings".
            There you can select proper output device and test it.







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            Ivan Kovtun

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            • I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
              – Limok Palantaemon
              yesterday
















            • I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
              – Limok Palantaemon
              yesterday















            I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
            – Limok Palantaemon
            yesterday




            I have the same problem, it doesn't look like the headphones show up under devices, and the no sound comes out during the tests.
            – Limok Palantaemon
            yesterday












            up vote
            0
            down vote













            Just you have to select the sound output, go to "settings" > "sound" > and select your headphones.
            As simple as that.






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              Just you have to select the sound output, go to "settings" > "sound" > and select your headphones.
              As simple as that.






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                up vote
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                Just you have to select the sound output, go to "settings" > "sound" > and select your headphones.
                As simple as that.






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                Just you have to select the sound output, go to "settings" > "sound" > and select your headphones.
                As simple as that.







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