On Thu, 18 Jun 2015, King Beowulf wrote: > If you are using USB speakers, checkif something changed there, udev/perm > wise, since USB speakers register as a sound card, and you migjt be trying > to use the motherboard sound. Better yet, get the a proper analog set that > plugs into the sound card. check "lsmod" to see how many sound drivers are > loaded!
Ver-r-r-ry interesting. I disconnected the speakers to try them on my laptop and discovered that the USB cable provides the power to the speakers, and the mini-phone plug provides the audio. Put the cables in a different pair of ports and ... they worked. Moved the USB cable to its original port, tested, and heard sound. Moved the mini-phone plug back and the sound still worked. So, somehow, I managed to slightly move the phone plug out of its socket just enough to stop working. Problem resolved. And it shows me how long it's been since I connected those speakers that I did not remember there are two cables attaching them to the unit. Thanks to all of you! Rich _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
