Hey Guys, first my thanks to Timothy who had the foresight to start this project and stay with it. Timothy Pearson you rock!
I test Debian and Ubuntu KDE for more than 20yrs, but no more I'm leaving Plasma and Systemd, they take the Happy out of Camping and computing too.
I'm trying to setup Trinity with No-Systemd and get a good HDMI connection for both audio and video, it seems with systemd this is no problem and without systemd it's a hit and miss thing, if I keep at it I can get it working but I don't know what I'm doing and get frustrated. I have 3 multimedia computers one has nvidia and I'm watching video and I have audio, I can turn audio down using the video player vol control but the tde-mixer or pulseaudio vol control are not working. The other two are Intel audio and video and I feel lucky to get audio at all, sometimes it's just video and when I go to the konsole and type $ 'pulseaudio --start' I can get audio. Any help to get all this to working auto-magic would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to setup Trinity with No-Systemd and get a good HDMI connection for both audio and video, it seems with systemd this is no problem and without systemd it's a hit and miss thing, if I keep at it I can get it working but I don't know what I'm doing and get frustrated. I have 3 multimedia computers one has nvidia and I'm watching video and I have audio, I can turn audio down using the video player vol control but the tde-mixer or pulseaudio vol control are not working. The other two are Intel audio and video and I feel lucky to get audio at all, sometimes it's just video and when I go to the konsole and type $ 'pulseaudio --start' I can get audio. Any help to get all this to working auto-magic would be greatly appreciated.
first of all for desktop use there are some adventages with systemd, though I have not yet found it out. I use Debian, but with sysv-rc and init.
Secondly did you try removing your ~/.pulse directory, or ~/.config/pulse
Lastly is pulseaudio configured to start automatically? cat /etc/pulse/client.conf | grep autospawn
autospawn can be set also in your ~/.pulse directory, or ~/.config/pulse
On 04/20/2018 11:42 PM, deloptes wrote:
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to setup Trinity with No-Systemd and get a good HDMI connection for both audio and video, it seems with systemd this is no problem and without systemd it's a hit and miss thing, if I keep at it I can get it working but I don't know what I'm doing and get frustrated. I have 3 multimedia computers one has nvidia and I'm watching video and I have audio, I can turn audio down using the video player vol control but the tde-mixer or pulseaudio vol control are not working. The other two are Intel audio and video and I feel lucky to get audio at all, sometimes it's just video and when I go to the konsole and type $ 'pulseaudio --start' I can get audio. Any help to get all this to working auto-magic would be greatly appreciated.
first of all for desktop use there are some adventages with systemd, though I have not yet found it out. I use Debian, but with sysv-rc and init.
Well I'm not using systemd, so I don't care to argue pros and cons.
Secondly did you try removing your ~/.pulse directory, or ~/.config/pulse
Lastly is pulseaudio configured to start automatically? cat /etc/pulse/client.conf | grep autospawn
autospawn can be set also in your ~/.pulse directory, or ~/.config/pulse
I think I may have it working now, I found some firmware for intel-sound and pulseaudio kicked in and the tmixer is working too. :) I have another Intel to go and I'll take care of it tomorrow. Now the amd with nividia is working, but not with tmixer and I still don't know what to do about that?
Thanks,
On 04/20/2018 10:37 PM, Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Hey Guys, first my thanks to Timothy who had the foresight to start this project and stay with it. Timothy Pearson you rock!
I test Debian and Ubuntu KDE for more than 20yrs, but no more I'm leaving Plasma and Systemd, they take the Happy out of Camping and computing too.
I'm trying to setup Trinity with No-Systemd and get a good HDMI connection for both audio and video, it seems with systemd this is no problem and without systemd it's a hit and miss thing, if I keep at it I can get it working but I don't know what I'm doing and get frustrated. I have 3 multimedia computers one has nvidia and I'm watching video and I have audio, I can turn audio down using the video player vol control but the tde-mixer or pulseaudio vol control are not working. The other two are Intel audio and video and I feel lucky to get audio at all, sometimes it's just video and when I go to the konsole and type $ 'pulseaudio --start' I can get audio. Any help to get all this to working auto-magic would be greatly appreciated.
Like most things with a computer, they are easy fix once you know what to do, in the case of using HDMI audio and video I found to go to /etc/pulse/client.conf and make "autospawn = yes", easy.
Cheers,
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Like most things with a computer, they are easy fix once you know what to do, in the case of using HDMI audio and video I found to go to /etc/pulse/client.conf and make "autospawn = yes", easy.
This is the default - what was the original post - I can't find anything under "Help with HDMI audio please!"
regards
On 05/30/2018 10:45 PM, deloptes wrote:
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Like most things with a computer, they are easy fix once you know what to do, in the case of using HDMI audio and video I found to go to /etc/pulse/client.conf and make "autospawn = yes", easy.
This is the default - what was the original post - I can't find anything under "Help with HDMI audio please!"
The default config is commented out and simply needs to be uncommented. I think I worded that correctly.
Cheers,
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
The default config is commented out and simply needs to be uncommented. I think I worded that correctly.
It is commented out, because it is default.
pulse is started in your session - I don't know why it does not start for you automatically, but IMO you shouldn't change the system default, to run pulse.
On 05/31/2018 12:53 AM, deloptes wrote:
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
The default config is commented out and simply needs to be uncommented. I think I worded that correctly.
It is commented out, because it is default.
pulse is started in your session - I don't know why it does not start for you automatically, but IMO you shouldn't change the system default, to run pulse.
I got my information from the pulse manual and it works.
Cheers,
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deloptes -
Jimmy Johnson