On 02/06/2015 08:33 AM, Henk Terhell wrote:
My experience with USB speakers is that these do not start
automatically in any ubuntu distro. The easiest solution to start
these is to install pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control) and under
Configuration there switch other profiles off and switch USB audio
device on.
The above statement mirrors my experience.
I use an M-Audio USB M-Track audio audio mixer & MIDI interface.
I install PulseAudio and pavucontrol for other reasons, but with them
installed, I was able to configure the use of The M-Audio M-Track as my
primary audio device, which it remembers over subsequent reboots.
With pulseaudio and pavucontrol installed, click on:
menu...Sound & Video...PulseAudio Volume Control
Then select your USB device (on the Output tab) as your primary
(fall-back) device.
If you also use JACK (qjackctl), you'll also have to configure it
(separately) to use your USB audio device.
Although the keyboard volume control (and task-bar volume control) work
on an internal audio card, they have no effect on my USB audio (M-Audio
M-Track) device. The device itself has volume controls that work for
it. Other Ubuntu variants also behave this way.
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Sincerely,
Aere
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