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Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
Debian squeeze 64 bit, gnome. Can't find a solution...
Debian Bits And Snips
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
Is this a laptop, desktop, and what are the PC specifications?
What is the problem?
What is the problem?
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
It's a desktop, see my signature : Medion Akoya E4360 D desktop PC << Intel i3-530, GeForce GT330, 4 GB RAM, harddisk 1 Terabyte >>
http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/review/de ... nfo_bottom
Is it possible to have the speakers auto muted when I plug in a headphone ( in the front ) ?
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio (rev 05)
http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/review/de ... nfo_bottom
Is it possible to have the speakers auto muted when I plug in a headphone ( in the front ) ?
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lspci | grep -i audio
Debian Bits And Snips
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
There is an option "Headphone Jack Sense" in every volume control.
Simplest one is "alsamixer" from alsa-utils package (curses interface). You still have Volume Control in Desktop Environment, but that option is hidden (at least in Gnome, have not tried other desktops) and you have to make it visible through preferences.
Simplest one is "alsamixer" from alsa-utils package (curses interface). You still have Volume Control in Desktop Environment, but that option is hidden (at least in Gnome, have not tried other desktops) and you have to make it visible through preferences.
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
No "Headphone Jack Sense" , only "headphone"....
Debian Bits And Snips
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
It is a bit different in alsamixer, my mistake.eric1959 wrote:No "Headphone Jack Sense" , only "headphone"....
Here you got some screenshots:
Gnome Volume Control
alsamixer
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
Debian Bits And Snips
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Squeeze, Gnome, amd64, Intel Core i3-530, Geforce GT330
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
It seems that your audio card does not have that option. Sorry, but I am out of ideas.
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
I saw you complain of this issue in another thread. It's usually fixable with the right model keyword in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf . What kind of system is this?
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
Do you have vlc installed? I had this issue before which was suddenly resolved when I installed vlc. It's gotta be one of the dependency packages pulled by vlc--but not sure which one. Worth a try.
Debian Wheezy + Xfce
# aptitude purge windows
# aptitude purge windows
Re: Auto-mute speakers when headphones are plugged in
Hi,
For this to work correctly you also need kernel support, from what I know. For me, this problem has disappeared about 2 months ago after having it for long. It was solved with some kernel or ALSA update as far as I know. My card uses the ALC1200 driver, maybe you can spot changes in ALSA using this information. I'll try to come back with more when I have the time.
Alex
For this to work correctly you also need kernel support, from what I know. For me, this problem has disappeared about 2 months ago after having it for long. It was solved with some kernel or ALSA update as far as I know. My card uses the ALC1200 driver, maybe you can spot changes in ALSA using this information. I'll try to come back with more when I have the time.
Alex
Enjoy!