Fedora 16 - Problem Headphone

[arcanjoebc]

I am with a problem in my headphone, it's without sound, but the conventional sound is correct and functional. Below put answers to command "lspci ...":

[everaldo@dual ~]$ lspci -v | grep -i AUDIO
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[everaldo@dual ~]$


You'll can help me with problem with my headphone?


Everaldo

[d4v1dv00]

it also affect me... any solution?

[jj1two3]

I am having the same problem. No sound on my headphones. It works with windows. My headphones never work with any Linux distro. I am currently using Fedora 16. I have not been able to reslove this problem.

Help would really be appreciated.

[PabloTwo]

Try opening the pavucontrol application, the pulseaudio volume control. Check the "Port" choices under the "Output Devices" tab. Often times, there is a separate listing for your headphone, where you can select it, then adjust volume for the headphone separately from the normal external speaker volume.

[crymetyme2]

If you are using KDE or LXDE try Other Desktops

I had this problem in Kde and LXDE but using Gnome or XFCE works back

[doraemon]

i am having the same problem. a cupla days ago it still worked. dunno if it got sumfing to do with this, but after upgrading alsa to version 1.0.25-1 from fc16 stock alsa, and installing openal-soft (game glest dependency) my headphones ceased to work, though there was sound from speaker. alsamixer -c0 only giving a single bar (master volume) afaik it should've contained a volume bar for headphones as well. perhaps rolling back alsa version, or updating kernel (i'm still using default fc16 pae kernel), help?

in addition to this problem, i'm also having problem with bluetooth - adapter not detected, even after i installed blueman. i wonder why fedora tends to break lately, while other distros are getting more compatible with new hardwares.

thaks for your solution (if any).

[appaloosaa]

Originally Posted by arcanjoebc

I am with a problem in my headphone, it's without sound, but the conventional sound is correct and functional. Below put answers to command "lspci ...":

[everaldo@dual ~]$ lspci -v | grep -i AUDIO
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[everaldo@dual ~]$


You'll can help me with problem with my headphone?


Everaldo

I have the exact same issue, I been trying to see if maybe updating the driver would help. but I couldn't find the driver anywhere /? did u try updating the driver ?

funny thing, when I have windows, both conventional and headphones work with the same driver u mentioned. but on Linux distros, its only the conventional sound. weird...

any solutions ?

[DBelton]

in your sound settings, open it up, go to the "Hardware" tab, and under profile, make sure that "Analog Stereo Duplex" is selected. Then on the "Output" tab, make sure you have "Analog Output" selected for Connector.

Edit:

I have the very same audio controller here and haven't had any issues wit it.

[root@tower20 ~]# lspci -v | grep -i AUDIO
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)

[appaloosaa]

Originally Posted by DBelton

in your sound settings, open it up, go to the "Hardware" tab, and under profile, make sure that "Analog Stereo Duplex" is selected. Then on the "Output" tab, make sure you have "Analog Output" selected for Connector.

Edit:

I have the very same audio controller here and haven't had any issues wit it.

[root@tower20 ~]# lspci -v | grep -i AUDIO
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)

Unfortunately, this is what I currently have the audio settings at, hence, that doesn't change anything !
thanks though.

[DBelton]

have you tried running alsamixer and make certain that the headphones aren't muted and the volume level is ok?

Alsamixer gives you access to some of the volume controls that you can't get to from the pulseaudio tool. (run alsamixer from a terminal window)

[appaloosaa]

Originally Posted by DBelton

have you tried running alsamixer and make certain that the headphones aren't muted and the volume level is ok?

Alsamixer gives you access to some of the volume controls that you can't get to from the pulseaudio tool. (run alsamixer from a terminal window)

I cranked up every column that shows volumn control. still nothing. if I unplug the heasphones, the built in speakers work. ( this is really weird, u know , this was the same on ubuntu )

[DBelton]

To get both the headphones and speakers to work at the same time, you have to uncheck the automute setting in alsamixer.

[appaloosaa]

Originally Posted by DBelton

To get both the headphones and speakers to work at the same time, you have to uncheck the automute setting in alsamixer.

would you be kind and show me where the automute setting is ? I Can't find it, I attached a snaposhot of my alsamixer .


Thanks alot.