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How to choose between sound outputs without unplugging hardware?
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I am currently running the following:
4.15.0-46-generic GNU/Linux
Distributor ID: LinuxMint
Release: 19.1
Codename: tessa
I have my headphones plugged into their dedicated port, however, I also have stereo speakers plugged into the back of my motherboard which I use as well. Currently, to use either of them I have to physically unplug my headphones to use my stereo speakers.
My question is: can I switch between them in the Operating System itself?
When I plug my headphones in, the Line-out audio device gets replaced by my headphones. In windows, I was given both options simultaneously, making switching between them a bit less of a hassle.
linux-mint audio devices pulseaudio output
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I am currently running the following:
4.15.0-46-generic GNU/Linux
Distributor ID: LinuxMint
Release: 19.1
Codename: tessa
I have my headphones plugged into their dedicated port, however, I also have stereo speakers plugged into the back of my motherboard which I use as well. Currently, to use either of them I have to physically unplug my headphones to use my stereo speakers.
My question is: can I switch between them in the Operating System itself?
When I plug my headphones in, the Line-out audio device gets replaced by my headphones. In windows, I was given both options simultaneously, making switching between them a bit less of a hassle.
linux-mint audio devices pulseaudio output
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
BartBart
83
add a comment |
I am currently running the following:
4.15.0-46-generic GNU/Linux
Distributor ID: LinuxMint
Release: 19.1
Codename: tessa
I have my headphones plugged into their dedicated port, however, I also have stereo speakers plugged into the back of my motherboard which I use as well. Currently, to use either of them I have to physically unplug my headphones to use my stereo speakers.
My question is: can I switch between them in the Operating System itself?
When I plug my headphones in, the Line-out audio device gets replaced by my headphones. In windows, I was given both options simultaneously, making switching between them a bit less of a hassle.
linux-mint audio devices pulseaudio output
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
BartBart
83
I am currently running the following:
4.15.0-46-generic GNU/Linux
Distributor ID: LinuxMint
Release: 19.1
Codename: tessa
I have my headphones plugged into their dedicated port, however, I also have stereo speakers plugged into the back of my motherboard which I use as well. Currently, to use either of them I have to physically unplug my headphones to use my stereo speakers.
My question is: can I switch between them in the Operating System itself?
When I plug my headphones in, the Line-out audio device gets replaced by my headphones. In windows, I was given both options simultaneously, making switching between them a bit less of a hassle.
linux-mint audio devices pulseaudio output
linux-mint audio devices pulseaudio output
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
BartBart
83
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
BartBart
83
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
edited Apr 6 at 10:54
Paradox
485317
485317
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
BartBart
83
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
BartBart
83
asked Mar 26 at 21:44
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You should consider using paprefs.
You need to install it:
$ sudo apt install paprefs
Then, once you run it, go to the Tab "Simultaneous Output" and tick the following box:
A newly output is created that you need to select in the tab "Output" from the PulseAudio preferences, which broadcast the sound on every output:
This should do the trick.
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You should consider using paprefs.
You need to install it:
$ sudo apt install paprefs
Then, once you run it, go to the Tab "Simultaneous Output" and tick the following box:
A newly output is created that you need to select in the tab "Output" from the PulseAudio preferences, which broadcast the sound on every output:
This should do the trick.
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You should consider using paprefs.
You need to install it:
$ sudo apt install paprefs
Then, once you run it, go to the Tab "Simultaneous Output" and tick the following box:
A newly output is created that you need to select in the tab "Output" from the PulseAudio preferences, which broadcast the sound on every output:
This should do the trick.
answered Apr 6 at 0:16
ParadoxParadox
485317
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You should consider using paprefs.
You need to install it:
$ sudo apt install paprefs
Then, once you run it, go to the Tab "Simultaneous Output" and tick the following box:
A newly output is created that you need to select in the tab "Output" from the PulseAudio preferences, which broadcast the sound on every output:
This should do the trick.
answered Apr 6 at 0:16
ParadoxParadox
485317
You should consider using paprefs.
You need to install it:
$ sudo apt install paprefs
Then, once you run it, go to the Tab "Simultaneous Output" and tick the following box:
A newly output is created that you need to select in the tab "Output" from the PulseAudio preferences, which broadcast the sound on every output:
This should do the trick.
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