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2010-10-23, 16:09
(This post was last modified: 2010-10-23, 16:14 by TREX6662k5.)
I believe you'd need to use pcm.!default to get all UI Sounds to output to a device since XBMC Settings only affects sounds generated by MP3's, Video's etc.
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don't normally do this, but
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does anyone has this working?
I can create my .asoundrc file just fine as you can see in my previous post, but I have no idea what I need to change my audio settings to in xbmc gui settings.
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AAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnD
TO the TOP...
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maybe you could share your findings...
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I had the same issue my sound wasn't working on certain movies. I have a Zotac Ion ITX A and the latest version of XBMC. I logged in as root, modified the "04-configNVIDIAasoundrc.sh" script in the /etc/xbmc/live.d folder. I commented out the lines below. just add # in front of the lines like this.
#activationToken="noalsaconfig"
# if strings are NOT the same the token is part of the parameters list
# here we want to stop script if the token is there
#if [ "$xbmcParams" != "${xbmcParams%$activationToken*}" ] ; then
# exit 0
#f
Save and run the script as root and sound is fixed!
THank you everyone!