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On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 10:09 AM Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Arve Barsnes wrote: |
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> > On Sun, 23 May 2021 at 18:22, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> >> If you ever figure it out, please post what did it. I watch TV from my |
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> >> puter too. Right now, I tell Smplayer to send audio to the TV by |
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giving |
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> >> it the device name like you did. Thing is, none of the entries in the |
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> >> drop down menu in settings works. Odd but it is what it is. |
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> > Might be worth checking if the smplayer front-end is messing something |
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> > up, by going straight through mpv. My last steps for playing video |
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> > through the TV, with the audio going there as well: |
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> > Get a list of all the audio devices on your system. |
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> > $ mpv --audio-device=help |
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> > Use the correct device in your video command. |
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> > DISPLAY=:0.1 mpv --audio-device=alsa/hdmi:CARD=NVidia,DEV=0 -fs |
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video.mkv |
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> > Also check what Mark mentioned about muted channels on the output card |
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> > through alsamixer. |
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> > Regards, |
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> > Arve |
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> When I set mine up, I just set output driver to user defined and entered |
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> alsa:device=hw=1.7 in settings. I only want Smplayer to output to the |
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> TV. Everything else goes to the speakers hooked to the computer itself. |
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> The day may come when I use something other than Smplayer to watch TV |
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> tho. If, or when, that day comes I'll have to figure out how to get the |
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> audio to work with it. Right now, I'm still able to use the old gnome |
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> player still. It's going to die one day tho since it is no longer |
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> maintained. |
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> I do find these audio topics interesting tho. It seems it should be |
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> easy to send sound to any place it can go but it isn't easy to do for |
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> real. It seems it is a problem for a lot of people doing what I think |
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> is at least somewhat common. |
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> Either way, glad you got it working. It took me days to figure out mine |
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> too. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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Dale and Arve, |
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As I do home studio type recording using Linux I always find this topic |
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quite interesting but because of the more complicated setup of my audio |
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environment which makes use of a Hammerfall DSP card driving the speaker |
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but utilizes the internal Intel sound card for general audio, along with |
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cables outside to hook the two together, I'm just not sure what I see on my |
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system is very helpful to you two. Nonetheless I do have an older NVidia |
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GPU and would like to understand what's going on with all of this. |
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A couple of requests: |
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1) instead of aplay -l please run aplay -L |
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2) Also provide the output of |
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cat /proc/asound/card2/codec#0 |
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Note: Your card number may well be different than mine card0=Hammerfall, |
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card1=Internal Intel sound, card2=NVidia |
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Also, there is an old (2014) document online from NVidia that provides a |
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lot of info on Alsa device naming and how NVidia GPUs handle audio. It's |
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one of the better ones I've found online making the dangerous assumption |
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that it hasn't all changed. There's lots of info in this document about |
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system config edits for non-pulseaudio users and things that might possibly |
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be of interest to Gentoo users with configuration more like Arve's, but |
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again, that's a guess on my part. |
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https://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/gpu-hdmi-audio-document/ |
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No rush on any of this. |
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Thanks, |
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Mark |