2009/8/16 William Case <[email protected]> > Hi; > > I would make two suggestions then I will drop unnecessary comments. > > > 1) Make sure that the "PCM" slider in alsamixer or one of its gui's > (Advance volume, Gmixer etc.) is 100% open.
Yes, it is. :) > > 2) Ubuntu users seem to be having the same kind of problems. Google for > your problem but use Ubuntu as a key word. Check to see if your problem > exists with them. If it does, it is probably an upstream broken driver > and needs a Bug report or additional comment on an existing bug. > I've used google for loong days (i was on ubuntu/opensuse/ forum) without results. > > I have removed PulseAudio as well. I have spent a couple of weeks > (months?) on this and have not yet solved it. I have learned that > PulsAudio is unlikely the culprit. By removing PulseAudio, posting on > the Alsa mailing list and reading all the Fedora ALSA bug reports (and > there are a lot of them) I have become convinced that the solution lies > somewhere between a Sound_Driver => ALSA. Once ALSA is working, > PulseAudio will work. > > I found many possible solutions, but none of them work. I'll try with pulseaudio one more again. Thanks -- darekr
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