Hi there!

how to enable the sound on pc-speaker,got sound on external speakers,but I use the pc-speaker

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Sorry, could you rephrase that? What PC speakers? Have you checked whether they are being recognized by your distro? What other efforts have you made?

The very simplest solution (if all is well) would be to look into kmix and adjust the settings accordingly.

Nobody will answer if you don't bother to give more details, like your KDE version to start with, your Linux distribution and of course some info about the speakers as this is not going to be easy if we don't have a minimum of information.

Thx 4 the reply!

I want to clarify that got sound,just need 'sound' on the pc-speaker[aka motherboard]

[kde-unstable]

arch

pulseaudio and pavucontol,ALSA installed

all started when I delete plasma by mistake(kde normal-no unstable-),then installed Gnomo-shell then delete gnomo and now again gome...ask for outputs you consider necessary...

tia!

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http://ompldr.org/vaGE5bA/C1.png
http://ompldr.org/vaGE5bQ/D.png

btw: I hate gtk,adore KDE but need my sound back!

the 4th image show output device of s/pdif, it should also have an "internal audio analog stereo section" (or something similar)

I would try reseting pulse and phonon by:

rename ~/.pulse
rename ~/.kde[4]/config/pulsedevicerc
rename ~/.kde[4]/config/kmixrc
rename ~/.config/kde.org/libphonon.conf
restart KDE

might be have missed something but ..............

thx pal!

by ´rename´ what do you mean?

As most current distributions blacklist pc speaker, try to find out if pcspkr (or snd_pcsp) is loaded (from root):

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lsmod|grep pcspkr

If the module is not loaded, load it with

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modprobe pcspkr

To allow pc speaker so on comment the corresponding lines in /etc/modprobe.d

Just in case you want to not loose what's in these files you would rename or move them instead of deleting them so they could restored to the original versions

in Linux you would in Konsole use the move command "mv"

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mv ~/.pulse ~/.pulse-backup

In Konqueror you could right click the file/folder and rename it or cut and paste it to a different location

yurchor wrote:As most current distributions blacklist pc speaker, try to find out if pcspkr (or snd_pcsp) is loaded (from root):

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lsmod|grep pcspkr

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$ lsmod|grep pcspkr
pcspkr                  1456  0


If the module is not loaded, load it with

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modprobe pcspkr

To allow pc speaker so on comment the corresponding lines in /etc/modprobe.d

the /etc/modprobe.d is empty

since lsmod shows it's loaded then that is not your issue. fyi /etc/modprobe.d should be a folder with, amongst other files, a file named (something like) 50-blacklist.conf which contains modules not to be loaded

if it worked fine until you switched environments then it's a user config problem unless you did something as root that effects the system

back in KDE i got this popup: http://ompldr.org/vaGFkeQ/D1.png

could be the problem?

it's a user config problem unless you did something as root that effects the system]

yeah dude...but how to solve?

what does pavucontrol show for output devices?

did you try reseting pulse and phonon?

google01103 wrote:what does pavucontrol show for output devices?

digital output (S/PDIF)
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