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i ended up here because i googled for almost all day but i didn't find a solution for my problem: I'm on a fresh installation of Ubuntu 17.10, when i insert the headphone jack the audio still output from speakers (nothing come from headphone) and is stronger, when there is no headphone jack inserted my speakers are listed as "line out - internal audio" and when I insert the jack it becomes "analog headphones - internal audio". I'm on a desktop machine. I also tried using Ubuntu 16.04 same thing and I'm 100% sure that nothing is broken because on Windows works well. Hope that you guys can help me, thanks you for your time.
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i ended up here because i googled for almost all day but i didn't find a solution for my problem: I'm on a fresh installation of Ubuntu 17.10, when i insert the headphone jack the audio still output from speakers (nothing come from headphone) and is stronger, when there is no headphone jack inserted my speakers are listed as "line out - internal audio" and when I insert the jack it becomes "analog headphones - internal audio". I'm on a desktop machine. I also tried using Ubuntu 16.04 same thing and I'm 100% sure that nothing is broken because on Windows works well. Hope that you guys can help me, thanks you for your time.
sound headphones
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Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
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i ended up here because i googled for almost all day but i didn't find a solution for my problem: I'm on a fresh installation of Ubuntu 17.10, when i insert the headphone jack the audio still output from speakers (nothing come from headphone) and is stronger, when there is no headphone jack inserted my speakers are listed as "line out - internal audio" and when I insert the jack it becomes "analog headphones - internal audio". I'm on a desktop machine. I also tried using Ubuntu 16.04 same thing and I'm 100% sure that nothing is broken because on Windows works well. Hope that you guys can help me, thanks you for your time.
sound headphones
asked Feb 9 at 15:40
Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
11
i ended up here because i googled for almost all day but i didn't find a solution for my problem: I'm on a fresh installation of Ubuntu 17.10, when i insert the headphone jack the audio still output from speakers (nothing come from headphone) and is stronger, when there is no headphone jack inserted my speakers are listed as "line out - internal audio" and when I insert the jack it becomes "analog headphones - internal audio". I'm on a desktop machine. I also tried using Ubuntu 16.04 same thing and I'm 100% sure that nothing is broken because on Windows works well. Hope that you guys can help me, thanks you for your time.
sound headphones
sound headphones
asked Feb 9 at 15:40
Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
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asked Feb 9 at 15:40
Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
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asked Feb 9 at 15:40
Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
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asked Feb 9 at 15:40
Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
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asked Feb 9 at 15:40
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Plug in your headphones, click on the "Sound" icon on your bottom panel, click on "sound settings", on the "Device" box, you should have "Speakers" and "Headphones", click on "Headphones", sound should come out of your headphones now.
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
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The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
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Feb 12 at 15:50
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Plug in your headphones, click on the "Sound" icon on your bottom panel, click on "sound settings", on the "Device" box, you should have "Speakers" and "Headphones", click on "Headphones", sound should come out of your headphones now.
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
– nik gnomic
Feb 12 at 15:50
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
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Plug in your headphones, click on the "Sound" icon on your bottom panel, click on "sound settings", on the "Device" box, you should have "Speakers" and "Headphones", click on "Headphones", sound should come out of your headphones now.
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
– nik gnomic
Feb 12 at 15:50
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Plug in your headphones, click on the "Sound" icon on your bottom panel, click on "sound settings", on the "Device" box, you should have "Speakers" and "Headphones", click on "Headphones", sound should come out of your headphones now.
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
Plug in your headphones, click on the "Sound" icon on your bottom panel, click on "sound settings", on the "Device" box, you should have "Speakers" and "Headphones", click on "Headphones", sound should come out of your headphones now.
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
answered Feb 9 at 16:55
Shayan
195315
195315
The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
– nik gnomic
Feb 12 at 15:50
add a comment |Â
The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
– nik gnomic
Feb 12 at 15:50
The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
The problem is really here, when i go in devices, it shows "Line out" if the headphone jack is not connected, if i connect the jack "Line out" disappears and "Headphones" takes his place and even if i select the "Headphones" options the sound come from the same speaker. Ps: I got a good amount of experience with Ubuntu, i always fixed my problem spending a bit of time on Google, this is the first time that i didn't find a solution
– Giuseppe Cesarano PecoraInPann
Feb 9 at 22:26
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
– nik gnomic
Feb 12 at 15:50
what do you see in alsamixer? are headphones unmuted and not set to 0. is auto-mute enabled for sound device switching? are you checking audio settings only from panel applet or have you checked in pavucontrol?
– nik gnomic
Feb 12 at 15:50
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