=== edogawa_ is now known as edogawa [20:03] I'm looking for help getting audio to play on my newly installed Ubuntu Studio [20:04] I see aufio in the VU's but don't hear anything [20:07] you want to hear sound in headphone/speaker? do you have a laptop or desktop? [20:07] it's a desktop [20:07] CA1060 (if I remember correctly) is the driver [20:08] for the chip set [20:08] thru speakers [20:09] I had two soundcard in a previous install but removed the pci slot one to simplify [20:09] have since reinstalled [20:09] is it detected? [20:10] yes [20:10] and it's card #0? --> aplay -l [20:11] I see audio playing if I play a mp3 file [20:11] card 0 CA1006 [20:11] Guest13864, and I assume you checked all the physical connections? [20:12] try killing all of your applications and then run this: aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Left.wav [20:12] yes I have [20:13] You checked the volume and made sure speaker is not muted using "gnome-volume-control"? [20:13] Can you hear any sound by running this in a terminal: aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Front_Center.wav [20:14] I don't hear anything [20:15] open up gnome-alsamixer in terminal and then raise the volume to the speaker, PCM, and Master and try playing your mp3 [20:15] gnome-volume-control is the speaker icon n the top right? [20:16] gnome-alsamixer is not installed it reports [20:16] should I intall it? [20:16] sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer [20:17] gnome-volume-control is the speaker icon to the right [20:19] Lets find out what sound card you have, what's the output of this: "lspci | grep Audio" [20:19] ok it's installed [20:19] it seems I'm looking at inputs but I don't see outputs [20:20] raise the volume in "Master" "PCM" [20:20] it's all the way up [20:21] I've got the pusleaudio volume meter on screen [20:21] make sure they're not muted, also try clicking on "External amplifier", doesnt hurt to try the other options in the click boxes [20:21] Im still curious, what sound card do you have? "lspci | grep Audio" [20:23] it doesn't give me a response [20:23] but its a creative labs chip set on the mother board [20:23] using CA0106 driver [20:24] I believe they call the chipset CA0106 as well [20:25] if it doesnt give you a response then the issue could be hardware, is the sound card onboard?? [20:26] yes [20:27] it's a MSI K8N Neo4 motherboard [20:27] try '"lspici -v" [20:27] do you get any output when you try "lspci -v" [20:28] sorry -- its supposed to be "lspci -v" [20:28] yes [20:28] Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster [20:28] Subsystem: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd. Device 1009 [20:28] Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 32, IRQ 16 [20:28] I/O ports at de00 [size=32] [20:28] Capabilities: [20:28] Kernel driver in use: CA0106 [20:28] Kernel modules: snd-ca0106 [20:30] it looks like everything is configured correctly, can you try using headphones? Also try seeing a youtube video on firefox [20:34] sorry don't have flash installed yet [20:35] now it is [20:35] sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree [20:40] well it looks like you were right earlier on [20:41] I plugged earbuds in and it's working [20:41] something has happened to my speakers [20:41] I'm sorry sorry for the inconvience and my stupidity [20:42] the speakers had been working when I brought them from home [20:44] must be a bad connector cause it just started working big time when I plugged them back in again [20:44] thanks again [20:46] Guest13864, not exactly - it could be your speakers. Only way to find out is if you had a pair of speakers you know work, once youre able to figure out and youre still having issues then go to launchpad, the symptoms youre describing sound like a bug