Audio coming from speakers and headphones

#AUDIO COMING FROM SPEAKERS AND HEADPHONES INSTALL#
#AUDIO COMING FROM SPEAKERS AND HEADPHONES DRIVER#
#AUDIO COMING FROM SPEAKERS AND HEADPHONES WINDOWS#

Use CTRL+X to exit and make sure to save it. Then page-down to the bottom of the file and add You just need to edit the alsa-base file and add 'options snd-hda-intel model=sony-assamd' to the end of the file. I too am using a Sony VGN-FW139E and have just found the fix for the headphone jack problems. I HAVE the audio switch named 'Headphones', which works too - when unticked i get no sound in the headphones as expected, but no matter the option and if headphones are plugged or not, the speakers keep playing as well.

*edit* i would also like to mention that after reading the other threads, i couldn't solve my problem, yet again. Alas, playback was still out of both 'holes'.ДЄny other ideas? I'm still very new to using Ubuntu (and Linux in general). The configuration script did something, said that my card is configured and ready for playback. I tried the suggestions above (forcing the snd-intel-hda model, downloading and running that ALSA Configuration script, which was supposed to work) and i'm still having the issue.ДЇorcing the model didn't make a difference. I'm using a Sony VAIO VGN-FW139E and i'm experiencing the same problem - sounds comes out of both the laptop speakers and the headphones(while they're plugged). If it didn't, change it to something else from that list, and do the above command again. Start playing something, connect/disconnect headphones, etc. Pulseaudio -k sudo service alsa-utils stop sudo rmmod snd_hda_intel sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel sudo service alsa-utils start pulseaudio -D Close all applications using sound.ДЄll in one line for your copy/paste pleasure: The following might work, else you'll just have to do a complete reboot.

#AUDIO COMING FROM SPEAKERS AND HEADPHONES DRIVER#

Try adding one, then do the following in a terminal to see if it worked.Д®dit: PulseAudio, which is the default sound server/manager in Ubuntu Hardy and onwards, makes it hard to unload the sound driver so we can restart it with the new model parameters. Then see the relevant chipset section over at for models available to your chipset. Obviously, yours might say something different. where the ALC883 part is what you want to find out. **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****Д¬ard 0: Intel, device 0: ALC883 Analog

You need to figure out which model you're to use, though.Д®nter this command to find out which chipset your card has. I have an Acer 9815 laptop so I made it 'model=acer' and after that it worked. Then you add a line to the bottom of that file saying something like the following. Open it up in a text editor with superuser permissions, such as by running 'gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base' in a run box (Alt+F2). Of course, this doesn't apply if you're getting scrambled sound.ДЇailing that, likely you need to specify a 'model' at the very end of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base. The very first thing you need to do if you're not getting *any* sound is to open up alsamixer in a terminal and make sure everything is unmuted. This seems to be a common problem with Intel HDA cards, in recent kernels. The latop is sold via alienware, novatech (mine) and many more

#AUDIO COMING FROM SPEAKERS AND HEADPHONES WINDOWS#

In windows xp this problem is solved by installing these windows drivers: the sound continues to come out of the built in speakers as well as the headphones

#AUDIO COMING FROM SPEAKERS AND HEADPHONES INSTALL#

Sudo apt-get install module-assistant alsa-source Subsystem: Uniwill Computer Corp Unknown device 9077 Is there anyway to get the sound to only come out of the headphones? Ive tried for SO long cant get it to work.Д 0:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)Д 0:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) SMBus Controller (rev 02) I can remote and change some settings though.When I plug in headphones, the sound continues to come out of the built in speakers as well as the headphones. I can't physically get to or check the machine in any way because she's at a remote location. I would've thought that if she had headphones plugged in that mostly all the sounds would direct to there but she claims it didn't. If she's not wearing her headphones she still wants to hear the beep.ДЄny thoughts? I searched the forums a bit and couldn't come up with anything. She said the email sound used to come through the speakers inside her tower and through her headphones but now it's just coming through The email sound comes through her headphones but if she's not wearing them she can't hear the sound.

She uses headphones a lot because she has to listen to recordingsДЇor her work. I'm trying to assist someone for work who claims that she used to hear an email notification sound through the speakers inside her tower (like a system beep) when she received an email.

Audio coming from speakers and headphones