Puzzle to solve

[Brian DeLacey]

Thanks for the help and different suggestions.

In the end, my lack of sound was caused by a conflict between onboard sound
and a sound card. I turned off the onboard sound, via the BIOS settings, and
the puzzler was solved - everything now works fine.

The music sounds really good being played from the release candidate of
Ubuntu 8.04 :)



On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 2:38 PM, Aaron Haviland <orion at parsed.net> wrote:

> leftyfb wrote, on Apr 18, 2008 at 13:54 EDT:
> > If you're talking about a Dell Inspiron 9300, that's my main
> > laptop/machine and in fact the the one i'm typing on right now. It's got
> > a subwoofer in it. For volume control you need to go to system ->
> > preferences -> sound. Under "Default Mixer Tracks", you need to hold
> > CTRL and click "Master", "Master Mono" and "Headphone". This will allow
> > the volume controls to control both the main volume as well as the
> > subwoofer and the headphones volume. It sounds like right now you've got
> > one or more of these muted or turned down.
>
> Seconded. I believe sblive's mixers in general default to muted.
>
> --
> Aaron Haviland
>
>
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