Your message dated Tue, 10 Jun 2014 12:03:23 -0400 with message-id <CAAfdZj9JW=pn9ae_7cwbfnk5hngdz2qfthsb9gx4zu3_khd...@mail.gmail.com> and subject line Closing old bugs has caused the Debian Bug report #590426, regarding pulseaudio: soundcards recognised but not working in squeeze - dual soundcard config to be marked as done.
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--- Begin Message ---Package: pulseaudio version. 0.9.21-3 amd64 Iv'e got two soundcards in my system; one of them is an hdmi "card" included in the ATI 4650 PCIe card, and the other is a SoundBlaster Audigy2 card. My first "issue" is that the ATI "card" is detected first at every startup, but the working one - the one with speakers pluged - is the Audigy. The second issue is that pulseaudio doesn't install by default in Squeeze, so I installed it through synaptic. In GNOME I deactivated the HDMI card and set the SB as the default card in "sound preferences", but I obtained no sound from the audigy. I tried to change the speakers settings - 5.1 speakers with analog output, 2 speakers analog, with/without amplifier, etc. - but the audigy remained silent; meanwhile, pulseaudio "told" me that the card was working, showing the volume levels per app in the volume control. When I installed Ubuntu 10.04 and Fedora 13 I obtained the same setup - ATI HDMI first card, Audigy second -, but when I switched from ATI HDMI to SB sound worked flawlessly... In my Lenny days I had to create an asound.conf file, lowerig the ATI card to second place - even with pulseaudio installed -; this was the oly way to obtain working sound with Lenny in my system. My system specs: Athlon 64 dual core, mainboard with AMD SB700 chipset, 2 Gigs of RAM, SoundBlaster Audigy 2 soundcard and an ATI 4650 graphics card.
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--- Begin Message ---Hi, I'm sorry I have to close your bug without a proper fix. However, your bug is being closed because when asked for more information, over a month passed without reply, and/or another user reported the bug gone. If I closed your bug wrongly, please reopen it or file a new one. I will try to help in debugging the problem. -- Saludos, Felipe Sateler
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