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installed bluez, can't use regular sound now!

Bluez-users christopher reder 2 participants 4 messages Dec 26, 2007 Bluetooth drivers

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Hi all. After trying to get Bluez working on my debian linux pc (2.18.5), I would like to go back to using the regular sound card in the computer but it is not working! I am not sure where to check so that it will point to the hardware and not to the bluez stack. I've searched for a asound or alsa.conf file, but haven't found anything that looks like it is pointing to one or the other.

Can someone tell me where I need to look to have the onboard hardware work?

Thanks

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Christopher

check /etc/asound.conf and ~/.asoundrc

Brad

Quoted 22 lines · christopher reder

Hi all. After trying to get Bluez working on my debian linux pc (2.18.5), I would like to go back to using the regular sound card in the computer but it is not working! I am not sure where to check so that it will point to the hardware and not to the bluez stack. I've searched for a asound or alsa.conf file, but haven't found anything that looks like it is pointing to one or the other.

Can someone tell me where I need to look to have the onboard hardware work?

Thanks

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Christopher

check /etc/asound.conf and ~/.asoundrc

Brad

Quoted 13 lines · christopher reder

Hi all. After trying to get Bluez working on my debian linux pc (2.18.5), I would like to go back to using the regular sound card in the computer but it is not working! I am not sure where to check so that it will point to the hardware and not to the bluez stack. I've searched for a asound or alsa.conf file, but haven't found anything that looks like it is pointing to one or the other.

Can someone tell me where I need to look to have the onboard hardware work?

Thanks

Brad - Thanks. I checked and before I sent the email, I removed the .asoundrc file which had a pcm.bluetooth reference and there wasn't a /etc/asound.conf file. Then, i restarted. Nothing changed. I also tried, while the computer was up, by reloading alsa but haven't seen any
help there. I also tried using mplayer with the 'mplayer -ao
alsa:device=hw=0.0 file.mp3 and 0.1 file.mp3 without success. Is there anything else or should I remove and reinstall alsa in the hopes that may help?

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It's possible you need to restore /etc/asound.conf and ~/.asoundrc to what they were before you started. If you're still having trouble, it might be a new problem unrelated to installing bluez.

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