Thank you.
Glenn, does this fix the problem?
Make sure "amixer" is installed then give this command.
amixer sset Master unmute
Note the capital M in "Master".
Best regards,
David Ring
On Sun, Mar 2, 2025, 10:51 PM Chevelle wrote:
> If you think the audio is muted and amixer is instaled yo
Chevelle, le lun. 03 mars 2025 15:20:14 -0500, a ecrit:
> Debian has a long term plan to get rid of pulseaudio and the pipewire
> process is running to handle what pulse did previously. Then you can do what
> the Debian accessibility FAQ says and configure the 'libao' in
> /etc/speech-dispatcher/sp
K0LNY wrote:
> Can he set espeakup to use an old external synth, and if so, will it fix
> this issue?
Yes, since that'll avoid using the sound board of the computer.
Samuel
Hello,
Sebastian Humenda wrote:
> @Samuel, have you any idea how to solve this rather complex issue?
I don't know. As I have repeated in the past this should be discussed
with pipewire people to determine what would be a long-term-maintained
solution, or with alsa debian maintainer to possibly de
In my experience the best thing to do is become root and purge the
pulseaudio package. You may want to have braille running or 'ssh' into
the box in case it doesn't work.
apt purge pulseaudio
Debian has a long term plan to get rid of pulseaudio and the pipewire
process is running to handle
Samuel asks
"But doesn't libao conflict with a pipewire running in the desktop?"
On this system the line in speechd.conf audioOutputMethod "libao"
is not commented out, so it appears to work. On another system I have, when I tried
that, I had problems. I think it didn't talk, so I commented th
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