Mmmm, gents, I was looking at the last screenshot of my output
settings and had a hunch. I decided to move the output volume to about
75% and still had no sound. I moved it to about 80% and still no sound.
I moved it to 100% and bingo, there was sound! Why would there be no
sound at levels l
Raymond, is there something I need to do from all you have posted?
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Title:
No sound after Ubuntu 12.04 install
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Dave: Re posts #s 8 and 9, thank you. I found five of the "required-
any" lines and commented out all five and did as you indicated in post
#9 (I even rebooted the laptop) but still no sound. I have attached a
screenprint of my sound output.
** Attachment added: "sound_output_settings.jpg"
Er...what does all of that mean? Thanks.
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No sound after Ubuntu 12.04 install
Status in “pulseaudio” package in Ubuntu
Just thought I would add the alsa.jpg if this helps.
** Attachment added: "alsa.jpg"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince/+bug/1093492/+attachment/3467134/+files/alsa.jpg
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Public bug reported:
My sound settings for output is showing Digital Output (S/PDIF) while I
am thinking this should be (Speaker) however, there is nowhere to change
it. The Alsa mixer confirms S/PDIF zero audio levels and this cannot be
changed.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
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