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I'm running Debian Wheezy with XFCE desktop. I'm on an Asus K55A Laptop. I get sound through the laptop's built-in speakers, but I don't have sound through my headphones (through the headphone jack).
There are two things to check at the outset. If you have alsa-mixer installed, open alsa-mixer.
On the left, the first control is Master. To the right of that is Headphones. Above the volume control slider is a pair of icons representing speakers. If the speakers are white, they are turned off. Left click on the speakers to turn them on (they will appear grey with sound waves emanating from the speakers).
Below the slider bars is an icon representing a padlock. If the padlock is closed and locked, the volume sliders are locked. Left click on the padlock to unlock it. Then move the slider bars upward to increase volume. It may be that the sliders are turned all the way down.
bigrigdriver wrote:If you have alsa-mixer installed, open alsa-mixer.
I opened alsamixer, I turned up the volume on Master, Headphone, and Speaker, but I still don't hear anything via the headphones. I presse "M" to make sure devices are not muted.