16.04 Headphones detected but not working properly
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Tried using alsamixer to no avail. However I noticed when I used "test sound" in "sound settings", I am able to hear a short spark in the correct side of the headphones during the start and end of the audio que. How should I proceed from here?
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Tried using alsamixer to no avail. However I noticed when I used "test sound" in "sound settings", I am able to hear a short spark in the correct side of the headphones during the start and end of the audio que. How should I proceed from here?
16.04 sound headphones
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Tried using alsamixer to no avail. However I noticed when I used "test sound" in "sound settings", I am able to hear a short spark in the correct side of the headphones during the start and end of the audio que. How should I proceed from here?
16.04 sound headphones
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
Wet Feet
1011
Tried using alsamixer to no avail. However I noticed when I used "test sound" in "sound settings", I am able to hear a short spark in the correct side of the headphones during the start and end of the audio que. How should I proceed from here?
16.04 sound headphones
16.04 sound headphones
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
Wet Feet
1011
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
Wet Feet
1011
asked Jan 29 at 18:20
Wet Feet
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asked Jan 29 at 18:20
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Hy,
I had a similar effekt (hearing a short spark) when i first tried headphones (16.04 notebook here). I had to change Soundsettings -> Play sound through -> Headphones Built-in Audio, and change the Output volume to a pretty high level.
I have however no experience with alsamixer, if this was your concern.
In the end i used a audioplayer (vlc) and a song i knew, as a reference, to avoid having to go Test sound, as changing the Outputvolume did not regulary produce a signal.
answered Jan 29 at 18:46
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1 Answer
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Hy,
I had a similar effekt (hearing a short spark) when i first tried headphones (16.04 notebook here). I had to change Soundsettings -> Play sound through -> Headphones Built-in Audio, and change the Output volume to a pretty high level.
I have however no experience with alsamixer, if this was your concern.
In the end i used a audioplayer (vlc) and a song i knew, as a reference, to avoid having to go Test sound, as changing the Outputvolume did not regulary produce a signal.
answered Jan 29 at 18:46
Sigi
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Hy,
I had a similar effekt (hearing a short spark) when i first tried headphones (16.04 notebook here). I had to change Soundsettings -> Play sound through -> Headphones Built-in Audio, and change the Output volume to a pretty high level.
I have however no experience with alsamixer, if this was your concern.
In the end i used a audioplayer (vlc) and a song i knew, as a reference, to avoid having to go Test sound, as changing the Outputvolume did not regulary produce a signal.
answered Jan 29 at 18:46
Sigi
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up vote
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up vote
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Hy,
I had a similar effekt (hearing a short spark) when i first tried headphones (16.04 notebook here). I had to change Soundsettings -> Play sound through -> Headphones Built-in Audio, and change the Output volume to a pretty high level.
I have however no experience with alsamixer, if this was your concern.
In the end i used a audioplayer (vlc) and a song i knew, as a reference, to avoid having to go Test sound, as changing the Outputvolume did not regulary produce a signal.
answered Jan 29 at 18:46
Sigi
112
Hy,
I had a similar effekt (hearing a short spark) when i first tried headphones (16.04 notebook here). I had to change Soundsettings -> Play sound through -> Headphones Built-in Audio, and change the Output volume to a pretty high level.
I have however no experience with alsamixer, if this was your concern.
In the end i used a audioplayer (vlc) and a song i knew, as a reference, to avoid having to go Test sound, as changing the Outputvolume did not regulary produce a signal.
answered Jan 29 at 18:46
Sigi
112
answered Jan 29 at 18:46
Sigi
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answered Jan 29 at 18:46
Sigi
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answered Jan 29 at 18:46
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