Description of problem: When I log in as root or my other user, the first thing I will do is a Admin -> detect soundcard. I started doing this because if I went straight to amorock to play music the souncard would more consistenly. I will then push the Sound Test Play button in the Audio configuration GUI. Then if the fault doesn't happen I will hear a guitar strum on my two front speakers and the mid-range speaker. Wen the fault does happen there will be no sound and an instant box will appear asking if sound was heard. When I click on no, it suggests to start a new bug here. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 7 moonshine How reproducible: 8 out 10 times Steps to Reproduce: 1. start admin -> soundcard admin 2. push the play button in the sound test Actual results: Most of the time sound will not play Expected results: Guitar strum first on right speaker then on my left. Additional info:
Created attachment 294397 [details] sound card config file
Do you use the usb sound device or the integrated sound card? Because only the usb sound device is detected/used but it's not configured properly. Try to remove the USB soundcard, reboot and try to run s-c-s again.
I don't have a usb sound card. This is the sound card that came with the system; the sound card on the mother board. (In reply to comment #0) > Description of problem: > When I log in as root or my other user, the first thing I will do is a Admin -> > detect soundcard. I started doing this because if I went straight to amorock to > play music the souncard would more consistenly. I will then push the Sound Test > Play button in the Audio configuration GUI. Then if the fault doesn't happen I > will hear a guitar strum on my two front speakers and the mid-range speaker. > Wen the fault does happen there will be no sound and an instant box will appear > asking if sound was heard. When I click on no, it suggests to start a new bug here. > > Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): > Fedora 7 moonshine > > How reproducible: > 8 out 10 times > > Steps to Reproduce: > 1. start admin -> soundcard admin > 2. push the play button in the sound test > > Actual results: > Most of the time sound will not play > > Expected results: > Guitar strum first on right speaker then on my left. > > Additional info: (In reply to comment #2) > Do you use the usb sound device or the integrated sound card? Because only the > usb sound device is detected/used but it's not configured properly. > > Try to remove the USB soundcard, reboot and try to run s-c-s again.
Try to remove these lines from /etc/modprobe.conf alias snd-card-0 snd-hda-intel options snd-card-0 index=0 options snd-hda-intel index=0 and reboot your box.
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