Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, Dummy output, no sound
I connected my PC to my TV via HDMI and had to set the default video and audio outputs to the TV, everything worked fine, but after I disconnected, the video playback speed was at 0.5x and the audio was not working. I don't really remeber how I fixed the video playback speed, just that it was pretty simple, but the audio never worked again.
I've tried the answers provided in these questions:
- Sound card shown as Dummy Output in Ubuntu 18.04
- Sound going to dummy output on 18.04
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 HP notebook
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS after upgrade from 16.04 LTS
- "Dummy Output" No sound in Ubuntu 16.04
But none was able to get my audio back working.
Audio via bluetooth devices works fine. Please help, I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux in general, and this is starting to get really annoying.
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa
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I connected my PC to my TV via HDMI and had to set the default video and audio outputs to the TV, everything worked fine, but after I disconnected, the video playback speed was at 0.5x and the audio was not working. I don't really remeber how I fixed the video playback speed, just that it was pretty simple, but the audio never worked again.
I've tried the answers provided in these questions:
- Sound card shown as Dummy Output in Ubuntu 18.04
- Sound going to dummy output on 18.04
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 HP notebook
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS after upgrade from 16.04 LTS
- "Dummy Output" No sound in Ubuntu 16.04
But none was able to get my audio back working.
Audio via bluetooth devices works fine. Please help, I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux in general, and this is starting to get really annoying.
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
add a comment |
I connected my PC to my TV via HDMI and had to set the default video and audio outputs to the TV, everything worked fine, but after I disconnected, the video playback speed was at 0.5x and the audio was not working. I don't really remeber how I fixed the video playback speed, just that it was pretty simple, but the audio never worked again.
I've tried the answers provided in these questions:
- Sound card shown as Dummy Output in Ubuntu 18.04
- Sound going to dummy output on 18.04
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 HP notebook
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS after upgrade from 16.04 LTS
- "Dummy Output" No sound in Ubuntu 16.04
But none was able to get my audio back working.
Audio via bluetooth devices works fine. Please help, I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux in general, and this is starting to get really annoying.
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
I connected my PC to my TV via HDMI and had to set the default video and audio outputs to the TV, everything worked fine, but after I disconnected, the video playback speed was at 0.5x and the audio was not working. I don't really remeber how I fixed the video playback speed, just that it was pretty simple, but the audio never worked again.
I've tried the answers provided in these questions:
- Sound card shown as Dummy Output in Ubuntu 18.04
- Sound going to dummy output on 18.04
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 HP notebook
- No sound in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS after upgrade from 16.04 LTS
- "Dummy Output" No sound in Ubuntu 16.04
But none was able to get my audio back working.
Audio via bluetooth devices works fine. Please help, I'm new to Ubuntu, and Linux in general, and this is starting to get really annoying.
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
edited 32 mins ago
Pablo Bianchi
2,4451530
2,4451530
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
asked Dec 7 '18 at 1:50
Filipe JodeFilipe Jode
112
112
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Similar instance of problem here on a v18.04 box; alsa output works, but pulse is just Dummy Ouput.
This seems to bring back pulseaudio without rebooting. First close any programs using pulseaudio, then as a regular user run:
pulseaudio --kill; sleep 2s; sudo alsa force-reload ; pulseaudio --start
Then play a sound file.
answered Dec 27 '18 at 13:34
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Similar instance of problem here on a v18.04 box; alsa output works, but pulse is just Dummy Ouput.
This seems to bring back pulseaudio without rebooting. First close any programs using pulseaudio, then as a regular user run:
pulseaudio --kill; sleep 2s; sudo alsa force-reload ; pulseaudio --start
Then play a sound file.
answered Dec 27 '18 at 13:34
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Similar instance of problem here on a v18.04 box; alsa output works, but pulse is just Dummy Ouput.
This seems to bring back pulseaudio without rebooting. First close any programs using pulseaudio, then as a regular user run:
pulseaudio --kill; sleep 2s; sudo alsa force-reload ; pulseaudio --start
Then play a sound file.
answered Dec 27 '18 at 13:34
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Similar instance of problem here on a v18.04 box; alsa output works, but pulse is just Dummy Ouput.
This seems to bring back pulseaudio without rebooting. First close any programs using pulseaudio, then as a regular user run:
pulseaudio --kill; sleep 2s; sudo alsa force-reload ; pulseaudio --start
Then play a sound file.
answered Dec 27 '18 at 13:34
agcagc
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Similar instance of problem here on a v18.04 box; alsa output works, but pulse is just Dummy Ouput.
This seems to bring back pulseaudio without rebooting. First close any programs using pulseaudio, then as a regular user run:
pulseaudio --kill; sleep 2s; sudo alsa force-reload ; pulseaudio --start
Then play a sound file.
answered Dec 27 '18 at 13:34
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