[02:54] is the us mirror always slow (<100k/s transfer)? === dahlSTROM|sleep is now known as dahlSTROM === dahlSTROM is now known as dahlSTROM|sleep === dahlSTROM|sleep is now known as dahlSTROM === dahlSTROM is now known as dahlSTROM|sleep === dahlSTROM|sleep is now known as dahlSTROM === dahlSTROM is now known as dahlSTROM|sleep === hpeter_ is now known as hpeter === Toast_ is now known as Toast === dahlSTROM|sleep is now known as dahlSTROM === dahlSTROM is now known as dahlSTROM|sleep [23:19] <.< [23:19] >.> [23:21] ^.^ [23:21] I am having the no-sound-bug on a freshly installed 12.04 [23:22] I can't remember what I did last time (a couple of years ago) to fix it. [23:22] I'm googling and I tried killing pulseaudio but apparently it's not RUNNING?! [23:22] did you install from a mythbuntu iso? [23:22] Yeees. [23:23] what does alsamixer say? [23:23] let me ask Mr. Alsamixer. [23:25] Mr. Alsamixer says "nothing is muted, volume all the way up on both sound card settings" [23:25] and yet, no sound. :-/ [23:26] how many entries in /proc/asound/cards ? [23:31] uh, dunno, lemme look [23:32] there should be two cards [23:32] 2 [23:33] one labeled 0 [PCH] [23:33] one labeled 1 [NVidia] [23:33] They're both HDA-Intel somethingorother [23:33] try "alsamixer -c 0" and "alsamixer -c 1" [23:34] Everything looks okay? [23:34] on both? [23:34] Yes, although 0 has bars [23:34] and 1 has boxes [23:34] 0 has bars that are full up [23:35] 1 has boxes labeled 00 [23:35] where do you actually have the sound hooked up? [23:35] the nvidia one would be hdmi audio [23:41] Uh, currently just 0 [23:41] but ideally I would like ot use 1 [23:41] (as well) [23:41] once I have the video set up [23:41] I need to figure out why the heck I odn't have nvidia drivers [23:41] and what to do about it [23:42] does "pulseaudio -k" still say it's not running? [23:42] nvidia drivers are dead-simple to install [23:42] batshua@PeeVeeArr:~$ pulseaudio -k [23:42] The program 'pulseaudio' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: [23:42] sudo apt-get install pulseaudio [23:43] interesting [23:43] leave it uninstalled for the moment [23:43] re NVidia, It says they're installed but it also says "no proprietary drivers are in use on this system" [23:43] odd [23:43] I don't know why it's being so weird, I imagine it's the updates since the last time I installed 12.04 [23:43] There were 427 system updates after I installed. [23:44] is your video actually hooked up through the nvidia card? [23:46] pulseaudio isn't installed on mythbuntu systems [23:46] xbmcbuntu installs it, oddly enough [23:46] uh [23:46] I want to say yes. [23:46] I believe it is. I have two CRT-outs [23:46] and one is on the Nvidia card [23:46] lemme go check [23:49] hmm: [23:49] libmyth-0.26-0 depends on libpulse0 (>= 1:0.99.1). [23:50] tgm4883: so how is it not installed? [23:50] recommends [23:50] oh i mean wrong - libpulse0 != pulseaudio [23:50] that's so it can support pulseaudio if installed [23:57] it is the case that the video is going through the nvida [23:59] as with all issues, I'd recommend checking it works outside of mythtv first (using something like speaker-test)