Description of problem: In the system - there is no sound. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): *-multimedia description: Audio device product: N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller vendor: Intel Corporation Additional info: description: Computer width: 32 bits capabilities: smbios-2.4 dmi-2.4 smp-1.4 smp configuration: boot=normal cpus=1 uuid=03891C38-177F-11DC-806B-0011D83BDEFE *-core description: Motherboard product: D946GZIS vendor: Intel Corporation physical id: 0 version: AAD66165-501 serial: BTIS7230031L slot: Base Board Chassis Location *-cpu description: CPU product: Genuine Intel(R) CPU 2160 @ 1.80GHz vendor: Intel Corp.
Solution - 1. yum remove alsa-pulseaudio-plugins 2. Adjust audio output via alsa. But this is - not the best solution, for several reasons. Probably, there is a more correct solution of the problem?
Jaroslav, is there any true solutions? Why HDA Intel sound have troubles in several Fedora releases?
In Fedora 14 - the same problem. Mayday, SOS, help me - the second year of tone, nobody do not care. Or Russian corruption has penetrated and RedHat? :) Very, very bad.
I never had trouble with sound in fc14 but now i'm having trouble with (no sound) in fedora 16 32bit.
Correction for Aleksej* I persume Aleksej's solution - (from above) did not solve his no tone (no sound) and he/she mean't to word it this way,"the second year of no tone". Would? >this problem be in alsa or flash-plugin-11.0.1.152-release.i386rpm for linux which is a:rpm package from macromedia.com and provided thru firefox-7.0.1.tar.bz2. I always use adobe flash player 11.0.1.165 (sound in youtube and video both worked), i think those are the numbers but 164 would not work. Help would be most appreciated!
Several days ago the sound again does not work. Fedora 15.
Alsa getting plenty of connection but no sound. I plug-in my ear phones and can tell from the crackling noise its getting connect and while in alsa settings my machine memory and compressors rev up the noise but yet, no sound. Any help here? Can't do without sound, SOS!!
aleksej think us and 1000's of others are screwed because what help are you getting with this problem?
Aleksej, did you try the above solution you posted of #su, password, then #yum remove alsa-pulseaudio-plugins and then, #Adjust audio output via alsa ? and where this info come-from and if you tryed it, did it EVER work?
is alsa all we got to chose from? so we can throw it to the curb. and i never have liked firefox. its a piece of junk also.
Created attachment 531853 [details] I attached an abiword file of all my past Fedora 14 Packages that worked perfectly before I updated to Fedora 16 Beta. Had sound using these FC14 packages but no sound using FC16 packages.
I just added an attachment from my former fc14 packages app file towards bug #607520 and i'm still scratching my head wondering where attachment with bug 531853 came from? Not perfect, just trying to learn!!!
(In reply to comment #10) > is alsa all we got to chose from? so we can throw it to the curb. and i never > have liked firefox. its a piece of junk also. Strike that remark off. Been checking out firefox and WOW its gotten to be the BEST, even better than google <3 and alsa always has been the best over the years!!! And Aleksej you should know because you probably are Russian. -)
(In reply to comment #5) > Correction for Aleksej* I persume Aleksej's solution - (from above) did not > solve his no tone (no sound) and he/she mean't to word it this way,"the second > year of NO tone". Would? >this problem be in alsa or > flash-plugin-11.0.1.152-release.i386rpm for linux which is a:rpm package from > macromedia.com and provided thru my firefox-7.0.1.tar.bz2. I always used adobe > flash player 10.1.102.65 (sound in youtube and video both worked).10.1.102.64 would not work. Help would be most appreciated to fix the sound! Correction* During the last few years it has been version flash-plugin;10.1.102.65-release-i386 Adobe Flash Player 10.1 that was the only version that would work the youtube video's with sound and video. Even tryed flash player version 10.1.102.64 and ALL the others but they would not work. Now firefox's recommended and installed flash player plugin 11.0.1.152 loads and plays video's excellent. With my slow internet connection while video is set on 240p it never skips a beat and has to reload. But, just don't have sound like I just recently had using fedora 12, 13, 14 and just simple boot cd 15.
I have been checking out firefox recently and WOW its gotten to be the > BEST, even just as good if not better than google <3 and alsa always has been the best over the years!!! And Aleksej you should know because you probably are Russian. -)
Aleksej, if it will help you and I with the no sound problem (hope so). I filed a new bug report with ID Number of 751323. You might want or need to check.
Jaroslav Kysela <perex> and Tim Janik <timj I'd like to take the time to commend you guys for making an excellent Alsa Mixer sound plugin that with the right packages does work. It also works with PNMixer. And yes Pavel and Aleksej mine is also a HDA Intel. As you might view from bug #751323 my sound is now fixed. Since Google web browser already has a built-in Flash Player and also works with alsa, I installed version, google-chrome-stable-15.0.874.120-108895 (32bit) but yet sound still never worked. I checked for updates in Fedora 16's Software Updates and there were 34 new updates waiting to be installed with the new release of Fedora 16 (Verne) and The Linux kernel version, kernel-3.1.1-1.fc16 (32bit) was among the new 34 updates. I Updated/installed all of the updates and sound was once again restored. Thanks guys, consider this problem fixed for me!!!
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