Fedora 16. HDA Intel(ALC833). Sound stop working after upgrade.

[bbehnam]

Originally Posted by thereddevil85

Most probably you didn't read the further posts Actually the problem is Speakers are not working when the output Sound Settings is set to "Analog Output". It works fine if i set it to "Analog Speakers". The pain now is, everytime I need to toggle the setting between Analog Speakers and Analog output whenever I switch between Speakers and headphones

Busted

I already deleted the post But, you are right Serves me right for not reading all the way through. It was a case of ... THE BUTLER DID IT .... Opps!!!!!! No he didn't

[thereddevil85]

Originally Posted by bbehnam

Busted

I already deleted the post But, you are right Serves me right for not reading all the way through. It was a case of ... THE BUTLER DID IT .... Opps!!!!!! No he didn't

Ha ha ha.... No Problemo

---------- Post added at 07:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:39 PM ----------

Originally Posted by DBelton

Did you have a profile in the list named something like "Analog Stereo Duplex"?

With the rhythmbox error.. it is possible that some of the audio/video codecs didn't get updated properly from rpmfusion when you did the upgrade.. Have you run a complete yum update on your system since you upgraded?

@DBelton: Problem!!!!! After the fixes given by you there is a serious problem. I am not able to hear things in Head Phones. I mean, when I set the Sound Output to "Analog Output", I can hear in my head phones very softly, but if I set it to "Analog Speakers" I can hear clearly in my headphone and also in through the speakers!!!! Headphones are not muting the speakers Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DBelton]

See if you have an automute setting in alsamixer

In a terminal window

alsamixer -c 0 -V all

There you will see the slider controls for various things, like Master, PCM, Front, etc...

You may need to use the right arrow to scroll horizontally until you get to see everything..

Look for a setting called "Automute"

The up/down arrow will toggle that setting on or off.. Sounds like you wish it to be set On

[thereddevil85]

Originally Posted by DBelton

See if you have an automute setting in alsamixer

In a terminal window

alsamixer -c 0 -V all

There you will see the slider controls for various things, like Master, PCM, Front, etc...

You may need to use the right arrow to scroll horizontally until you get to see everything..

Look for a setting called "Automute"

The up/down arrow will toggle that setting on or off.. Sounds like you wish it to be set On

I could see the headphones setup with others... increased everything: headphones / PCM/ Speakers / Capture to 100 hope that's ok..... but sadly, I don't see the auto mute option anywhere

[thereddevil85]

Originally Posted by thereddevil85

I could see the headphones setup with others... increased everything: headphones / PCM/ Speakers / Capture to 100 hope that's ok..... but sadly, I don't see the auto mute option anywhere

Attaching the screenshot!

[thereddevil85]

I solved it. Realized that while fixing this issue, had created a file /etc/modprobe.d/snd_hda_intel.conf and had added a line:

options snd-hda-intel model=generic

which was causing the problem. Deleted the file and rebooted, works fine now

@DBelton Thanks for all your assistance. Really Appreciate it.

[MPPhoto]

Upgraded F15 to F16 and had no sound. Check out link below.
MB: Biostar ADM 770E3
Audio Chipset: Realtek ALC662

http://alsa.opensrc.org/TroubleShoot...ls_are_unmuted