I am absolutely fool about it.
If I connect my earphone jact to LINEOUT_R and LINEOUT_L, is it possible to make sound??
( I don’t know how to wire it. I just guess.)
I succeeded to make sound with my bluetooth speaker but I want to use wired speaker.
How to sound out with LINEOUT_R and LINEOUT_L?
Yes, it is possible, sound quality is also quite good.
Thanks.
And I connected LINEOUT_R and GND to my small speaker which I tested before.
Then “pulseaudio --start” and “mplayer 1.mp3”.
But no sound out.
What else should I do??
I think this is related:
It works with 4.4.143-27-rockchip and later kernel.
I am using 4.4.143-55-rockchip.
When I use bluetooth, it can connect to pulse and make sound out.
But after turn off the bluetooth when I do “mplayer 1.mp3”, it can’t connect to [pulse] but [alsa].
And no sound out.
now it connect to pulse after “pulseaudio --start” again.
A0:[pulse] 44100hz 2ch s16le (2 byetes per sample)
But still no sound out.
- Install fresh debian. (Linux 4.4.143-55-rockchip)
- Update debian
#apt update, #apt upgrade - Install alsa-utils
#apt install alsa-utils - Add /etc/asound.conf
pcm.!default {
type hw
card 1
}ctl.!default {
type hw
card 1
}
- Connect LINEOUT_R and GND to small speaker
- Install mplayer
#apt install mplayer - Play a sound
#mplayer 1.mp3 - It is working.
I don’t know why it can’t make sound with pulseaudio but alsa.
Post aplay -l
As pulse audio really lies on the top of ALSA then it most be settings, prob the index of the card you using.
Google pacmd
set your defualt sink/source to the right index also.
If you follow the links from ArchLinux as thier wiki is really good you will prob find what your looking for and get a ton of correct knowledge about Linux audio.