OK hi again. I manually reinstalled ALSA drivers to .23 and now I do have sound via HDMI. I had to manually unmute the SPDIF output via alsamixer, but it did the trick.
However, sound is somehow cracked on most MP3 and I still have no sound on my browser. I've switched sound preferences to Pulseaudio, since the ALSA option is not shown on System -> Preferences -> Sound (maybe because I updated it manually?). The beep/test button does work, but it emits a somehow cracked beep instead of the single frequency it should. I reckon this might be an issue with sample sizes. I played an MP3 file via VLC and got the cracked sound. However, when I manually specified that it be played at 48.000 Hz, sound was crystal clear... But then, after I stopped playback, another undesired frequency came up and I had to mute my TV set. So: is there a way I can tell my system to upscale all audio to 48.000 Hz so that sound is correctly played? And a way to stop that undesired frequency from showing up aftar playback? I'm willing to do any test, any reading, and provide you with any information you might request. Thanks in advance. -- no sound MCP73 hdmi port ubuntu 10.04 lucid https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/635391 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
