Yes, indeed, I think that may be it(new alsa config panel). They added boxes
and the way it works and it seems NOW that if I unplug headphones, and boot,
then go to settings/sound:
set system vol to full
set output device to "speakers-builtin audio"
set configuration to "analog stereo output"
Hardware spec sheet as well as Win7 claim the Realtek codec is ALC3202.
Apparently Ubuntu is seeing it as ALC269VC.
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to clarify title:
After about 14Feb19 :
When boot, there is no sound: settings/sound does not show any
soundcard.
If I then plug in a headphones to headphone jack, Immediately soundcard
and sound are present.
If I booted with the headphones already plugged in, I must unplug AND
then replug the
** Summary changed:
- [ALC269VC Analog] No sound on ThinkPad T530 until headphones are re-plugged in
+ [ALC269VC Analog] No sound on ThinkPad T530 until activity at headphone
jack(in/out or out/in) after about 14Feb19
** Summary changed:
- [ALC269VC Analog] No sound on ThinkPad T530 until
These do not install. I tried both deb and ddeb of a few . screen dims
for 20 sec then back. Nothing happens. Also don't know if I should be
using the deb's or the ddeb's (debugging).
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nevermind - I searched in files and I've got them all. Give me a few.
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Title:
No sound via headphones (headset)
I tried to install a few of them but all I get is about 20 sec of dim
screen then back with no response. I need to leave this for now.
Tomorrow. Thanks for your help!
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sorry for beginner question - been looking thru my bug but don't see
list of modules.
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Title:
No sound via
yes, I saw that go by. So how do I install this? download 25 modules and
deb or ddeb install each one? Thanks!
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Ok. Thanks for ack. :)
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1816271 I get no sound after boot whether or not headphones are plugged in.
If headphones not plugged in, after boot, plugging them in wakes sound.
If headphones ARE plugged in at boot, must unplug and plug in headphones to
wake sound.
It's just not waking alsa or pulseaudio. Worked fine until
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1583801 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1583801
1816271 I get no sound after boot whether or not headphones are plugged in.
If headphones not plugged in, after boot, plugging them in wakes sound.
If headphones ARE plugged in at boot, must unplug and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1583801 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1583801
note - I get no sound after boot whether or not headphones are plugged
in.
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dpkg -l > allpackages.txt
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/1816271/+attachment/5239570/+files/allpackages.txt
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1200 line text file attached:
(boot)
pactl list
aplay -l
-unplug headphones, replug headphones
pactl list
aplay -l
** Attachment added: "txt file copied from terminal"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/1816271/+attachment/5239443/+files/sound.txt
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some info manually copied:
pulseaudio 1:12.2-2ubuntu1
ALSA version
Driver version: k4.19.0-13-generic
library version 1.1.8
utilities version 1.1.7
loaded ALSA modules
snd_hda_intel
Pulseaudio
installed - yes
running - yes
soundcards recognized by alsa
0[PCH ]:HDA-intel - HDA Intel PCH
HDA
Tried.
DID:
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** Description changed:
19.04,kern 4.19.0-13
just took update and now does not recognize soundcard or something plugged in
to headphones jack. pulled bug. Now if I unplug headphones and plug back in, it
wakes up and recognizes it and
apport information
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Title:
no
another user's comments:
Re: Broken output sound
Your screenshots are the same as mines when i've got that issue.
How it had happened on my system:
- a couple days ago, made the usual daily upgrades from 'proposed',
including gvfs, pulseaudio, alsa and the likes. Sound was working
** Attachment added: "sound after boot, AFTER I unplug/replug headphones."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gst-plugins-good1.0/+bug/1816271/+attachment/5239199/+files/Screenshot%20from%202019-02-16%2019-59-54.png
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Public bug reported:
19.04,kern 4.19.0-13
just took update and now does not recognize soundcard or something plugged in
to headphones jack. pulled bug. Now if I unplug headphones and plug back in, it
wakes up and recognizes it and works fine. I thought I had this prob a few days
ago and
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