How to force audio from speakers and headphone
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Install pavucontrol from the following link.
Now open the app using the follwing cmd in terminal :
pavucontrol
Now in the Playback tab, change the output to speakers--->
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Daniel Flannery
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Daniel Flannery over 1 year
Im looking to install ubuntu on my laptop, problem is that I damaged the headphone socket and it thinks there is always headphones plugged in. I know in windows I can force audio to play from both the speakers and the headphones at the same time.
Is this possible in ubuntu/linux ?
Thanks!
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Aravinth about 10 yearsI want it too... because I want playback on all speaker to get louder
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A.B. over 8 yearsAnd after a reboot?
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araghuteja over 8 yearsI'll check.. we can make a script if necessary, right ?
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araghuteja over 8 yearsIt didn't change and looking for an insight for scripting I found this. It's not necessary but maybe helpful for switching using terminal...
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Daniel Flannery over 8 yearsHi araghuteja, Thanks for your reply. I asked this over a year ago and have yet to find a solution. Will your suggestion output audio from both the headphone jack and the speakers at the same time?
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araghuteja over 8 yearsYes, output comes from both. But you'll have to do something more- Open AlsaMixer with the following cmd:
alsamixer
. Use right arrow key to move to speakers and increase its level to maximum. Set Auto-Mute to disabled. Now, open pavucontrol and go to Output Devices --> change the Port to Speakers (unavailable). Now the volume comes from both speakers and headphones together... I'll give a screen-shot if necessary. -
araghuteja over 8 years@L337BEAN Did you test my answer ?