No sound at all in XBMCbuntu

Deljason2906 · 2012-07-29 14:20

Hi

Have just finished building myself a HTPC and have installed the latest
XBMCbuntu release, everything works fine except there is no sound, not even at the
Menu, main video format is mkv

Is there anyway to fix this issue? Have tried a clean reinstall but didn't work

Htpc specs
Antec isk110
Asrock a75m-ITX
AMD a6-3500 fm1 APu
4gb kingston signature ddr3-1333 ram

Snippo · 2012-07-29 14:28

Try this:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1092039

slonn · 2012-07-30 12:12

Had a similar issue on my Asrock ion 330d which I resolved yesterday by using these settings:

Audio output = HDMI

Speaker configuration = 2.0 (the only I tried)

AC3: deselect

DTS: deselect

Audio output device = custom

Custom audio device = plug:both

Passthrough output device = HDMI

UbuntuXBMC

Source.

Bunto Skiffler · 2012-07-30 19:59

hi, just to add that you might want to check your "alsamixer" in a cmd (CNT-ALT-F1) to verify that its working/not muted.

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example

sdsnyr94 · 2012-07-30 20:16

There should be an XBMC Add-On (XBMC Audio Mixer) in which you can adjust the Setting of AlsaMixer from within XBMC. I believe it is installed by default in XBMCbuntu and is located under 'Programs'. If not it is in the official repo.

Make sure that nothing is muted in there.

Snippo Senior Member Posts: 116 Joined: Dec 2011 Reputation: 4	2012-07-29 14:28 Post: #2 Try this: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1092039
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slonn Junior Member Posts: 5 Joined: Jul 2012 Reputation: 0	2012-07-30 12:12 Post: #3 Had a similar issue on my Asrock ion 330d which I resolved yesterday by using these settings: Audio output = HDMI Speaker configuration = 2.0 (the only I tried) AC3: deselect DTS: deselect Audio output device = custom Custom audio device = plug:both Passthrough output device = HDMI UbuntuXBMC Source.
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Bunto Skiffler Senior Member Posts: 107 Joined: Jun 2012 Reputation: 0	2012-07-30 19:59 Post: #4 hi, just to add that you might want to check your "alsamixer" in a cmd (CNT-ALT-F1) to verify that its working/not muted. example
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sdsnyr94 Fan Posts: 422 Joined: Aug 2009 Reputation: 1 Location: Greensboro, NC	2012-07-30 20:16 Post: #5 There should be an XBMC Add-On (XBMC Audio Mixer) in which you can adjust the Setting of AlsaMixer from within XBMC. I believe it is installed by default in XBMCbuntu and is located under 'Programs'. If not it is in the official repo. Make sure that nothing is muted in there.
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