Go to your "start menu" in KDE. Then click on System ---> System Settings ---> Multimedia. From there, you will probably see several audio card options along with Pulseaudio. Just put your audio card at the top of the list for all applications.
Xonar not working after Fedora 10 reinstall.
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That command didn't do anything. (see first thumbnail.)
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Pulseaudio or not, the card just plain isn't being detected. I turned off my onboard audio and now there's just nothing. It used to say Intel HDA and list all the outputs, now it just says ALSA and Pulseaudio. (see 2nd thumbnail.)
This is off of another fresh install. I thought that it might work if I simply reinstalled a 2nd time, since the first time I installed Fedora 10 it worked with no problem at all. Still not working, and I installed both Gnome and KDE this time.
Originally Posted by Gauvenator  try: Code:
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Originally Posted by thiussat Yeah I don't recommend using Pulseaudio. Unless you need a sound server, there is no point in it. Just use the Alsa driver for your card. |
This is off of another fresh install. I thought that it might work if I simply reinstalled a 2nd time, since the first time I installed Fedora 10 it worked with no problem at all. Still not working, and I installed both Gnome and KDE this time.
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That command loads the module for the xonar; it should be available in alsamixer after that. If not...I think you will have to play around with alsactl or alsaconf to set the default card. I would try alsaconf first; it has solved a similar issue for me before.
Originally Posted by Redmist That command didn't do anything. (see first thumbnail.) Pulseaudio or not, the card just plain isn't being detected. I turned off my onboard audio and now there's just nothing. It used to say Intel HDA and list all the outputs, now it just says ALSA and Pulseaudio. (see 2nd thumbnail.) This is off of another fresh install. I thought that it might work if I simply reinstalled a 2nd time, since the first time I installed Fedora 10 it worked with no problem at all. Still not working, and I installed both Gnome and KDE this time. |
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I just don't understand why it isn't autodetecting it, the first time I installed Fedora 10 this is what I got, and I didn't have to do anything at all!
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Originally Posted by Gauvenator That command loads the module for the xonar; it should be available in alsamixer after that. If not...I think you will have to play around with alsactl or alsaconf to set the default card. I would try alsaconf first; it has solved a similar issue for me before. |
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when you load the driver do you get the xonar in that program?
Originally Posted by Redmist I just don't understand why it isn't autodetecting it, the first time I installed Fedora 10 this is what I got, and I didn't have to do anything at all!
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Nope, only the HDA Intel
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Originally Posted by Gauvenator when you load the driver do you get the xonar in that program? |
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It's there, just not working for some reason.
Originally Posted by Gauvenator hrmph post the output of this: lspci | grep audio |
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04:04.0 Multimedia audio controller: C-Media Electronics Inc CMI8788 [Oxygen HD Audio]1 - 20 of 22 Posts
