separating audio output in ubuntu 18.04
Can I separate audio output in two device? Devices that I want to output are laptop speaker and headphone.
There was no results in googling. And in setting, there was no button for generate for separating.
My laptop is MSI62 2QF. I frequently change hearing position so I want to change setting.
18.04 sound
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Can I separate audio output in two device? Devices that I want to output are laptop speaker and headphone.
There was no results in googling. And in setting, there was no button for generate for separating.
My laptop is MSI62 2QF. I frequently change hearing position so I want to change setting.
18.04 sound
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I don't know your hardware, but I'd try usingpavucontrol(Pulse Audio volume control) to see if you can select output. I've had great success on some machines with this, less on others & assumed it was hardware that controlled what functions I could/couldn't do (I didn't care enough to explore further)
– guiverc
4 hours ago
separate audio output in two deviceit is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
– cipricus
1 hour ago
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Can I separate audio output in two device? Devices that I want to output are laptop speaker and headphone.
There was no results in googling. And in setting, there was no button for generate for separating.
My laptop is MSI62 2QF. I frequently change hearing position so I want to change setting.
18.04 sound
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Can I separate audio output in two device? Devices that I want to output are laptop speaker and headphone.
There was no results in googling. And in setting, there was no button for generate for separating.
My laptop is MSI62 2QF. I frequently change hearing position so I want to change setting.
18.04 sound
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I don't know your hardware, but I'd try usingpavucontrol(Pulse Audio volume control) to see if you can select output. I've had great success on some machines with this, less on others & assumed it was hardware that controlled what functions I could/couldn't do (I didn't care enough to explore further)
– guiverc
4 hours ago
separate audio output in two deviceit is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
– cipricus
1 hour ago
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I don't know your hardware, but I'd try usingpavucontrol(Pulse Audio volume control) to see if you can select output. I've had great success on some machines with this, less on others & assumed it was hardware that controlled what functions I could/couldn't do (I didn't care enough to explore further)
– guiverc
4 hours ago
separate audio output in two deviceit is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
– cipricus
1 hour ago
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I don't know your hardware, but I'd try using
pavucontrol (Pulse Audio volume control) to see if you can select output. I've had great success on some machines with this, less on others & assumed it was hardware that controlled what functions I could/couldn't do (I didn't care enough to explore further)– guiverc
4 hours ago
I don't know your hardware, but I'd try using
pavucontrol (Pulse Audio volume control) to see if you can select output. I've had great success on some machines with this, less on others & assumed it was hardware that controlled what functions I could/couldn't do (I didn't care enough to explore further)– guiverc
4 hours ago
separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?– cipricus
1 hour ago
separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?– cipricus
1 hour ago
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separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
The first is possible with pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control): you should be able to output each different playback source to a separate device, like for example VLC to headset and Qmmp to internal speakers.
Depending on your desktop the same options may be present in the default audio volume settings (e.g. in Plasma:Audio Volume Settings > Audio Volume > (tab)Applications).
If the second second case: I was not able to set,although I have installed paprefs and set it as indicated here (selecting the “Simultaneous output”). A new output option should become available but I don't see it in my setting.
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separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
The first is possible with pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control): you should be able to output each different playback source to a separate device, like for example VLC to headset and Qmmp to internal speakers.
Depending on your desktop the same options may be present in the default audio volume settings (e.g. in Plasma:Audio Volume Settings > Audio Volume > (tab)Applications).
If the second second case: I was not able to set,although I have installed paprefs and set it as indicated here (selecting the “Simultaneous output”). A new output option should become available but I don't see it in my setting.
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separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
The first is possible with pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control): you should be able to output each different playback source to a separate device, like for example VLC to headset and Qmmp to internal speakers.
Depending on your desktop the same options may be present in the default audio volume settings (e.g. in Plasma:Audio Volume Settings > Audio Volume > (tab)Applications).
If the second second case: I was not able to set,although I have installed paprefs and set it as indicated here (selecting the “Simultaneous output”). A new output option should become available but I don't see it in my setting.
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separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
The first is possible with pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control): you should be able to output each different playback source to a separate device, like for example VLC to headset and Qmmp to internal speakers.
Depending on your desktop the same options may be present in the default audio volume settings (e.g. in Plasma:Audio Volume Settings > Audio Volume > (tab)Applications).
If the second second case: I was not able to set,although I have installed paprefs and set it as indicated here (selecting the “Simultaneous output”). A new output option should become available but I don't see it in my setting.
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separate audio output in two device it is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?
The first is possible with pavucontrol (PulseAudio Volume Control): you should be able to output each different playback source to a separate device, like for example VLC to headset and Qmmp to internal speakers.
Depending on your desktop the same options may be present in the default audio volume settings (e.g. in Plasma:Audio Volume Settings > Audio Volume > (tab)Applications).
If the second second case: I was not able to set,although I have installed paprefs and set it as indicated here (selecting the “Simultaneous output”). A new output option should become available but I don't see it in my setting.
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I don't know your hardware, but I'd try using
pavucontrol(Pulse Audio volume control) to see if you can select output. I've had great success on some machines with this, less on others & assumed it was hardware that controlled what functions I could/couldn't do (I didn't care enough to explore further)– guiverc
4 hours ago
separate audio output in two deviceit is unclear: do you want two playback sources each in a separate output or do you want one playback in both internal speakers and headset?– cipricus
1 hour ago