SPDIF Input not working












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One of my motherboard has two SPDIF sockets. One input and one output. Under windows these work fine and I am able to achieve what I'm trying here.



I want to set Ubuntu up so it will play the Digital input out the Analogue output(normal headphone jack).



Under my input devices there is no digital options, and under configuration there is no option for Digital Stereo input



I only have options for Digital output and Analogue input, when really I want it the other way around.



Can anyone shed any light?



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error when starting gnome-alsamixer:



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  • Does anyone have any ideas?

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:11











  • You can report the problem as a bug

    – Lucio
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:35













  • Did you solve your problem, because i have the same :(

    – RepeatUntil
    Jul 13 '16 at 3:17
















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One of my motherboard has two SPDIF sockets. One input and one output. Under windows these work fine and I am able to achieve what I'm trying here.



I want to set Ubuntu up so it will play the Digital input out the Analogue output(normal headphone jack).



Under my input devices there is no digital options, and under configuration there is no option for Digital Stereo input



I only have options for Digital output and Analogue input, when really I want it the other way around.



Can anyone shed any light?



enter image description here
enter image description here



error when starting gnome-alsamixer:



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  • Does anyone have any ideas?

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:11











  • You can report the problem as a bug

    – Lucio
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:35













  • Did you solve your problem, because i have the same :(

    – RepeatUntil
    Jul 13 '16 at 3:17














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One of my motherboard has two SPDIF sockets. One input and one output. Under windows these work fine and I am able to achieve what I'm trying here.



I want to set Ubuntu up so it will play the Digital input out the Analogue output(normal headphone jack).



Under my input devices there is no digital options, and under configuration there is no option for Digital Stereo input



I only have options for Digital output and Analogue input, when really I want it the other way around.



Can anyone shed any light?



enter image description here
enter image description here



error when starting gnome-alsamixer:



enter image description here










share|improve this question
















One of my motherboard has two SPDIF sockets. One input and one output. Under windows these work fine and I am able to achieve what I'm trying here.



I want to set Ubuntu up so it will play the Digital input out the Analogue output(normal headphone jack).



Under my input devices there is no digital options, and under configuration there is no option for Digital Stereo input



I only have options for Digital output and Analogue input, when really I want it the other way around.



Can anyone shed any light?



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error when starting gnome-alsamixer:



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  • Does anyone have any ideas?

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:11











  • You can report the problem as a bug

    – Lucio
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:35













  • Did you solve your problem, because i have the same :(

    – RepeatUntil
    Jul 13 '16 at 3:17



















  • Does anyone have any ideas?

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:11











  • You can report the problem as a bug

    – Lucio
    Jun 30 '13 at 18:35













  • Did you solve your problem, because i have the same :(

    – RepeatUntil
    Jul 13 '16 at 3:17

















Does anyone have any ideas?

– BiggJJ
Jun 30 '13 at 18:11





Does anyone have any ideas?

– BiggJJ
Jun 30 '13 at 18:11













You can report the problem as a bug

– Lucio
Jun 30 '13 at 18:35







You can report the problem as a bug

– Lucio
Jun 30 '13 at 18:35















Did you solve your problem, because i have the same :(

– RepeatUntil
Jul 13 '16 at 3:17





Did you solve your problem, because i have the same :(

– RepeatUntil
Jul 13 '16 at 3:17










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Pulseaudio can't enable/disable the S/PDIF ports, this has to be done from ALSA.

Install gnome-alsamixer and there you will see the specific options to enable and disable SP/DIF (or IEC 925 as they call it)






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  • I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 27 '13 at 21:59











  • It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:01













  • In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:20











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Pulseaudio can't enable/disable the S/PDIF ports, this has to be done from ALSA.

Install gnome-alsamixer and there you will see the specific options to enable and disable SP/DIF (or IEC 925 as they call it)






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  • I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 27 '13 at 21:59











  • It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:01













  • In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:20
















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Pulseaudio can't enable/disable the S/PDIF ports, this has to be done from ALSA.

Install gnome-alsamixer and there you will see the specific options to enable and disable SP/DIF (or IEC 925 as they call it)






share|improve this answer
























  • I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 27 '13 at 21:59











  • It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:01













  • In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:20














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Pulseaudio can't enable/disable the S/PDIF ports, this has to be done from ALSA.

Install gnome-alsamixer and there you will see the specific options to enable and disable SP/DIF (or IEC 925 as they call it)






share|improve this answer













Pulseaudio can't enable/disable the S/PDIF ports, this has to be done from ALSA.

Install gnome-alsamixer and there you will see the specific options to enable and disable SP/DIF (or IEC 925 as they call it)







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  • I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 27 '13 at 21:59











  • It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:01













  • In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:20



















  • I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

    – BiggJJ
    Jun 27 '13 at 21:59











  • It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:01













  • In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

    – thom
    Jul 24 '13 at 12:20

















I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

– BiggJJ
Jun 27 '13 at 21:59





I have added an image of the error I get when starting gnome-alsamixer and this is the teminal O/P: ** (gnome-alsamixer:3200): WARNING **: gam_toggle_set_state (). No idea what to do for mixer element "IEC958 Playback Source"! I have IEC958, IEC958 Output and IEC958 Playback Sourse enabled, but "Playback Source" is unselected when starting it up again (i.e terminal error)

– BiggJJ
Jun 27 '13 at 21:59













It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

– thom
Jul 24 '13 at 12:01







It seems then that your driver is not recognizing the S/PDIF port. Try to find out what specific audiochipset you have and in what configuration. Visit [ alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main ]

– thom
Jul 24 '13 at 12:01















In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

– thom
Jul 24 '13 at 12:20





In case you have a Intel HDA soundchip then also check this: [ wiki.sabayon.org/… ]

– thom
Jul 24 '13 at 12:20


















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