Sound Configuration - Revision history

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Tigersharke at 02:14, 1 March 2013

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‎Troubleshooting Sound

Vater at 06:21, 19 December 2012

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 Beginning with PC-BSD®&nbsp;9.1, a "Sound Configuration" icon is available which automatically determines which audio devices are available and provides a button to play a test sound. To access this utility, use ''[[Control Panel]]'' ➜ ''[[Sound Configuration]]'' or type '''pc-soundconfig''' from within an xterm.[[File:Sound.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.11a: Sound Configuration Utility''']]
 An example of the "Sound Configuration" screen is shown in Figure 8.11a.
 To determine which audio devices are available, click the drop-down menu. In the example shown in Figure 8.11b, this system has four available sound devices with the FreeBSD device names ''pcm0'' to ''pcm3''. The default device is the Conexant CX20590 on ''pcm2''.
 To change the default audio device, select the desired device from the drop-down menu and test that it works by clicking the "Test sound" button. To make the change permanent, click the "Apply" button.
 If you connect a USB headset, PC-BSD® will detect the new device and will automatically change the audio device to the USB input. At this time, if you insert a headset into an audio jack, the system will not detect the new input so you will have to manually change the default device using "Sound Configuration". [[File:Sound1.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.11b: Selecting the Audio Device''']]
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 If you are unable to get sound working using the sound configuration utility, you can try using '''mixer''' from the command line. As your regular user, type '''mixer''' to see your current settings:
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 If any of these settings are set to '''0''', set them to a higher value, by specifying the name of the mixer setting and a percentage value up to '''100''':
 {{txtbox|box='''mixer vol 100'''
 Setting the mixer vol from 0:0 to 100:100.}}
 If you only get one or two mixer settings instead of the example output shown above, you need to change the default mixer channel. As the superuser, try this command:
 {{txtbox|box='''sysctl -w hw.snd.default_unit=1'''}}
 To see if that changed to the correct channel, type '''mixer''' again. If you still only have one or two mixer settings, try setting the sysctl value to '''2''', and if necessary, to '''3'''.
 Once you have all of the mixer settings and none are set to '''0''', your sound should work. If it still doesn't, these resources may help you to pinpoint the problem:
 * {{citelink|fbsdh|url=sound-setup.html|txt=FreeBSD Handbook: Setting Up the Sound Card}}
 * {{citelink|fbsd|url=Sound|txt=FreeBSD Wiki: Sound}}
 If you still have problems with sound, see the section on [[Finding Help]] to determine which help resources are available. When reporting your problem, include your version of PC-BSD® and the name of your sound card.
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 Beginning with PC-BSD®&nbsp;9.1, a "Sound Configuration" icon is available which automatically determines which audio devices are available and provides a button to play a test sound. To access this utility, use ''[[Control Panel]]'' ➜ ''[[Sound Configuration]]'' or type '''pc-soundconfig''' from within an xterm.[[File:Sound.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 8.11a: Sound Configuration Utility''']]
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