On Tue, 7 Nov 2017 19:34:22 +1100 Stephen Morris <samor...@netspace.net.au> wrote:
> I have pavucontrol installed and the config tab for my headset which > pulseaudio recognized, only has the options of 'Digital Stereo Output > + Mono Input', 'Digital Stereo Output', 'Mono Input' and 'Off', but > pulseaudio did not select the headset by default, I had to manually > select it from pavucontrol. That's not unusual, since the default is device 0, and that usually is the on board audio. You can set it as default in the pavucontrol output devices tab (called fallback there). It seems that alsa doesn't support the functionality of this device (at least I couldn't find any support). Check by typing aplay -Lv to see if there is a 7.1 selection for the device in the output. If there isn't, you won't get it working under pulse beyond the stereo you already have. It might be in development, you could ask on the alsa user or devel mailing lists. When I was checking I saw this in a publicity blurb, ... The G533 is for Windows PCs only, ... ... The new headset carries over the same Pro-G audio drivers, ... Those drivers are what will create the imitation 7.1 for the 2 speakers in the headphones, as Tim stated. They *won't* be available for linux, so unless someone has reverse engineered them, there won't be 7.1 functionality in linux. ... The Logitech G533 features an exceptional implementation of DTS Headphone: X… for Windows users. DTS Headphone: X is one of my favorite virtual surround systems…but its implementation is somewhat up to the headset manufacturer. DTS will work with the other company to tune the algorithm to their specific product. ... _______________________________________________ users mailing list -- users@lists.fedoraproject.org To unsubscribe send an email to users-le...@lists.fedoraproject.org
