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Can't get any sound working in XBMC - muldyr - 2010-10-08 Hi, I followed the installation guide for XBMC. However I can't get any sound working in XBMC. I'm using the SPDIF, but as I was unable to get it to work, I tried to connect my headphones to the analog audio out on the ASRock. But no sound there I also used aplay, but still with no luck. However, when the computer boots, I hear the "ping" sound, so I guess the soundcard is still working...please help Niels - gertjuhh - 2010-10-16 Has anyone tested this on a fresh XBMCLive Dharma Beta 3 install? bcsmith79 Wrote:I had the exact same issue, until I read the Readme.txt included in the zip file from ASRock. This is how I got this working on a fresh 10.04.1 LTS server install, should work for desktop. - gertjuhh - 2010-10-19 I had to do "sudo update-grub" between step 3 and 4 to get it to boot into the older kernel Other then that it was spot on, thanks a million! Pulseaudio HDMI problem solved (10.04) - peter10000 - 2010-10-20 The sound problem can be solved very easy. I have tried many nights and after some testinstallations with XBMC-Live and full ubuntu I found a workaround for the pulseaudio problem. The basic problems is a conflict between the pulseaudio settings from the ubuntu desktop and the management from XBMC. That makes it impossible to use HDMI output in ubuntu and parallel HDMI output for audio and video in XBMC. The solution is to disable pulseaudio while XBMC is running - so it works then in the same operation mode as a XBMC-Live system. 1. Install and configure Ubuntu 10.04 2. Install XBMC 3. Configure Sound in Ubuntu => Hardware is "Digital Stereo (HDMI)..." 4. Create a file /home/.pulse/client.conf with the content "autospawn = no" 5. Reboot 6. Create a script for launching XBMC like "start.sh" and set the executable flag. Content of the file is: pulseaudio --start xbmc pulseaudio --start 7. Use that script for launching XBMC. Pulseaudio is deactivated before starting XBMC and activated after finishing XBMC. 8. Configure audio outputs in XBMC to HDMI in all sections. - cosmicr - 2010-10-20 this is a great guide, I will be following it when I get my asrock ion330ht. Would anyone have any objections to me copying it into a Wiki HOWTO? - cosmicr - 2010-10-21 well I started the wiki article: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:_Install_and_Setup_XBMC_on_an_ION_based_machine it needs a lot more work, and some parts may be totally wrong since I haven't got my new ion 330 yet. So feel free to edit it based on your experiences! Little error in my guide :-( - peter10000 - 2010-10-21 Correct Code is: ... 6. Create a script for launching XBMC like "start.sh" and set the executable flag. Content of the file is: pulseaudio -k <<<<======= xbmc pulseaudio --start -k => stops pulseaudio It could be neccesary to take "pulseaudio --start" into autostart to get OS based sound-support when booting up. - rossoneri711 - 2010-10-26 @ bcsmith79 I have struggled to get the remote working for 4 months, i tried everything, but your step-by-step perfect guide did it for me. Thanks a million, you saved me! This should get a sticky!!! - rossoneri711 - 2010-11-14 well back to problems... the update manager has update to 2.6.32-25 kernel! I checked the asrock website and found out that it had a new driver for that kernel. (CIR receiver driver for Ubuntu 10.04 32/64 bit ver:1.0.4 (kernel 2.6.32-25) http://www.asrock.com/nettop/download.asp?Model=ION%20330HT-BD&o=Linux Well i downloaded, installed and changed the KERNEL to 2.6.32-25. Well it doesn't work though This is what i get Quote:rossoneri711@asrock:~$ sudo dmesg | grep lirc Quote:rossoneri711@asrock:~$ sudo uname -r I tried "bcsmith79" process a couple of times but cant get it to work. I am really frustrated again. Can someone help me get this working again? - rossoneri711 - 2010-11-16 anyone guys? - vikjon0 - 2010-11-16 Quote:anyone guys? The download from asrock works perfectly on the kernal that is included on the xbmc Live Dharma beta. If it worked before try to re-install the driver and if that does not work I assume you need to compile from source in which case I think your best bet is start from scratch AND not upgrading the kernal. - rossoneri711 - 2010-11-18 I tried reinstalling and following the procedure from the start but no luck. I dont wanna format and start all over again. Any other tips? - vikjon0 - 2010-11-18 This is what I did and it works on xbmclive beta4: Quote:sudo mkdir Downloads If that does not work I dont know why I and I suggest that you read the instructions on the asrock site. - rossoneri711 - 2011-02-05 thanks to bcsmith79's solution my asrock and my remote were working perfectly for months now. it was a long time since my last ubuntu update so i went ahead to update. since i did it in the past i learned that i should always switch to the working kernel for the remote to work (2.6.32-23-generic). After updating and rebooting and changing my default kernel back to 2.6.32-23-generic, i noticed that my remote has stopped working. i get the following message Quote:rossoneri711@asrock:~$ sudo dmesg | grep lirc anyone know of how i can fix this? Thanks in advance. I am using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - rossoneri711 - 2011-02-06 anyone guys? i would really appreciate it |