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Andreas Burghardt wrote: |
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> Thank you very much for your attention Erick, |
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> is this the right mailing-list for alsa problems? hmmm, I dont know... I |
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> changed the subject a little bit. |
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> On Mon, 2006-05-22 at 15:38 +0200, Erick M wrote: |
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>>ahhh first clue.. |
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>>well you should have something like the png ive attached. The first |
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>>sound controler on the left is the master. |
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>>now, the right question is: why would the master controler in |
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>>alsamixer disappear? I have personnally no idea, but the answer will |
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>>solve your problem.. |
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on another list[1] it is said this is a common laptop issue and it is |
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recommended to try the following things: |
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1) unmute headphone |
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2) turn on a switch called "external amplifier" if available |
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3) turn digital output off (supposedly a switch named IEC-something) |
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Hope to help |
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[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2005/07/msg03019.html |
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