Jatin; this latest response made me think. If you have a
sound card
with left, right, and record,
Then maybe you have it in the wrong port. Just a thought.
Doug
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[mailto:freshrpms-list-bouncesfreshrpms.net] On Behalf Of
J.B.
Nicholson-Owens
Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2007 9:43 AM
To: General freshrpms.net discussion list
Subject: Re: No Sound after installing Fedora 7
jatin davey wrote:
> after installing fedora 7 in my toshiba laptop (A 135 -
s2386) i am
> not getting any sound in my laptop
Right-click on the master volume control and pick
Preferences... then if
you have a "Switches" tab, try toggling some of
the switches. Depending
on the capabilities of your audio hardware, you might have
an
analog/digital output jack and have this set to the wrong
output. If
you don't have a Switches tab, pick Edit then Preferences
and turn on
some capabilities by placing checks next to the list of
items in the
Preferences panel. This will add more controls to the
volume control
panel. Then try toggling relevant-looking things on or
off.
This portion of the fix has nothing to do with FreshRPMs per
se (hence
you may get more help in a GNOME mailing list or someplace
related to
audio configuration with the Linux kernel), but the next
part might.
> installed all the mp3 codecs and video codecs but still
no sucess.
Were you getting sound playback before you installed the
codecs?
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