I am new with Ubuntu. I installed Ubuntu on my computer and some time after, sound was gone. I tried some methods which explained in forums but i can't solve problem. Than i setup Ubuntu again. First 6 hour, there was no problem with sound but it gone again.
Is there any solution for this problem?
Solution is just putting the computer to sleep and waking it up again, and the problem will solve. Solution is at link below.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/955065/no-sound-on-ubuntu-windows-dual-boot/1016960#1016960
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My Windows 11 Machine is playing the same sound as if you'd add an USB Stick but every second. The reason for that seems to be that it shows my Motherboards Wireless Bluetooth Chip every second to be able to be dismountable. I have unfortunatelly not found anything on the internet. I'm assuming Better Joy for Cemu (which is a program i've installed for bluetooth controllers) is the reason for that. I had not had any previous issues until now. Unfortunatelly i alread removed the application and used the uninstall feature, which solved nothing. I already removed the bluetooth driver from the device manager (which solves it until i reinstall the original one from gigabyte).
it seemed to be not an windows related issue. I reinstalled windows, and the same thing happened.
then i unplugged my PSU, turned it off and waited 20 seconds. Restarted. Problem solved. :/
I've a python code with packages that only support Linux, and it requires audio recording as well. The code is expected to run on Windows for deployment.
I've tried 2 solutions for that:
1- Linux docker container, the container works on Windows without any problem, but it couldn't record audio (it couldn't see the microphone and it was producing alsa errors). I tried many solutions that include PulseAudio, but none could solve the problem.
2- WSL/WSL2, the code works and it didn't show any error. I can play audio in WSL and hear it from my headphones, but I couldn't record anything from my microphone. I tried many solutions as well but none works for me (solutions with PulseAudio).
Do you have any suggestions or any solutions for the problems above that you have tested yourself?
Thank you,
I resolved the problem...
1- For PULSE_SERVER, export the ip of your computer not 127.0.0.1.
2- Set the variable record to 1 instead of 0 in module-waveout.
I've looked around a lot at many people's different questions and can't find one that is the same situation as the problem I'm having. Essentially a friend brought me an old PC of theirs with the request that there are some files they want taken off the hard drive. Unfortunately, their version of Windows had corrupted, so my solution was to boot Ubuntu from a USB drive without affecting the hard drive, to access the files and then the computer is going to scrap anyway. Unfortunately, as soon as the ubuntu software starts to load the lights on the keyboard and mouse turn off and when I eventually get to the option of 'Try Ubuntu', neither are responsive. I've tried restarting, I've tried different ports, I've tried unplugging and plugging back in, I've tried a different keyboard and mouse but I cannot find a solution. I installed the latest version of ubuntu from their website. I can use the keyboard in the BIOS settings etc. Anyone know what is happening? All help is greatly appreciated.
I'm using JavaFX for creating a Video Player, and it's almost done.
But sometimes, when the video starts, its audio starts with an hard "BUZZ" sound.
I can't make you listen, but maybe there is someone who has already faced this problem.
Thanks in advance!
Finally i've found the cause of this issue...that was the Mac OSX environment, due to his codecs. I switched to windows and the problem never appeared again.
I've installed the new Mavericks OS on my mac and the sleep mode seems to stop everything including cronjobs, logmein service, etc.
Do you guys have the same issue? How could we fix this?
Thanks a lot.
I found my answer here : https://superuser.com/questions/14836/crontab-to-wake-osx-from-sleep
My point is that Mountain Lion was still running cron jobs while asleep with default energy saver configuration, but Mavericks doesn't anymore (and without installing anything like anacron, etc.)
If someone find out how Mountain Lion was doing so, I'd be interested. Thanks.