Open Tyranpl opened 1 month ago
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago Did you get noise sound from speaker-testin https://github.com/luisbocanegra/linux-guide-split-audio-ports?tab=readme-ov-file#331-identify-what-output-each-device-corresponds-to?
Can you share all the modifications you made and the files for the firmware patch please.
Tyranpl
commented
1 month ago Yes, but same as in the title. I got noise from line out only when headphones were disconnected. I did everything as in the tutorial (or at least that's what I think).
split-ports-profile.conf
; This will let alsa generate automatic profiles (e.g internal speaker + microphone)
[General]
auto-profiles = yes
; device-strings describes the ALSA device string(s) that PulseAudio uses to open the device, where "%f" specifies the card number (should always be present in the string).
; This is the mapping for the internal speaker
; If needed, change the 0 in "hw:%f,0" to your sub device location
; You can change the description for this and other mappings if you want
; in paths output put the name of the previously created custom mixer path
[Mapping analog-stereo-speaker]
description = Speakers
device-strings = hw:%f,0
paths-output = analog-output-lineout-split
channel-map = left,right
direction = output
; This is the mapping for the jack output (headphones)
; If needed, change the 2 in "hw:%f,2" to your sub device location
; in paths output put the name of the from card details
[Mapping analog-stereo-headphones]
description = Headphones
device-strings = hw:%f,2
paths-output = analog-output-headphones
channel-map = left,right
direction = output
; This is the mapping that will handle internal and external microphones, as you could see in `cat /proc/asound/pcm`, the card also had a capture port
; in the 0,0 sub device location so let's add it here too (change the 0 in "hw:%f,0" to your sub device location that has the capture port)
; All the paths-input names here came from the default.conf profile set and you may have to adapt it if your input port name is not included
[Mapping analog-stereo-input]
description = Microphone
device-strings = hw:%f,0
channel-map = left,right
paths-input = analog-input-front-mic analog-input-rear-mic analog-input-internal-mic analog-input-dock-mic analog-input analog-input-mic analog-input-linein analog-input-aux analog-input-video analog-input-tvtuner analog-input-fm analog-input-mic-line analog-input-headphone-mic analog-input-headset-mic
direction = input
; Broken in parts the profile name means to join
; The name of the Mapping containing the analog-output-headphones (output:analog-stereo-headphones)
; The name of the Mapping containing the analog-output-speaker (output:analog-stereo-speaker)
; The name of the Mapping containing the analog-stereo-input (input:analog-stereo-input)
; in output-mappings put the name of the output mappings
; input-mappings put the name of the input mappings
; NOTE: Not to be confused width the paths-output/paths-input inside the mapping, we're not using those directly
; This is the profile that will have the internal speakers + jack output + all microphones
; in paths output put the name of the from card details
[Profile output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input]
description = Analog Stereo Duplex
output-mappings = analog-stereo-headphones analog-stereo-speaker
input-mappings = analog-stereo-input
priority = 80
; This profile will have the internal speakers + jack output, but not microphones
[Profile output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker]
description = Analog Stereo Outputs Only
output-mappings = analog-stereo-headphones analog-stereo-speaker
priority = 70analog-output.conf.common
# This file is part of PulseAudio.
#
# PulseAudio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# PulseAudio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
# along with PulseAudio; if not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
; Common part of all paths
; So here's generally how mixer paths are used by PA: PA goes through
; a mixer path file from top to bottom and checks if a mixer element
; described therein exists. If so it is added to the list of mixer
; elements PA will control, keeping the order it read them in. If a
; mixer element described here has set the required= or
; required-absent= directives a path might not be accepted as valid
; and is ignored in its entirety (see below). However usually if a
; element listed here is missing this one element is ignored but not
; the entire path.
;
; When a device shall be muted/unmuted *all* elements listed in a path
; file with "switch = mute" will be toggled.
;
; When a device shall change its volume, PA will got through the list
; of all elements with "volume = merge" and set the volume on the
; first element. If that element does not support dB volumes, this is
; where the story ends. If it does support dB volumes, PA divides the
; requested volume by the volume that was set on this element, and
; then go on to the next element with "volume = merge" and then set
; that there, and so on. That way the first volume element in the
; path will be the one that does the 'biggest' part of the overall
; volume adjustment, with the remaining elements usually being set to
; some value next to 0dB. This logic makes sure we get the full range
; over all volume sliders and a very high granularity of volumes
; already in hardware.
;
; All switches and enumerations set to "select" are exposed via the
; "port" functionality of sinks/sources. Basically every possible
; switch setting and every possible enumeration setting will be
; combined and made into a "port". So make sure you don't list too
; many switches/enums for exposing, because the number of ports might
; rise exponentially.
;
; Only one path can be selected at a time. All paths that are valid
; for an audio device will be exposed as "port" for the sink/source.
; [General]
; type = ... # The device type. It's highly recommended to set a type for every path.
; # See parse_type() in alsa-mixer.c for supported values.
; priority = ... # Priority for this path
; description-key = ... # The path description is looked up from a table in path_verify() in
; # src/modules/alsa/alsa-mixer.c. By default the path name (i.e. the file name
; # minus the ".conf" suffix) is used as the lookup key, but if this option is
; # set, then the given string is used as the key instead. In any case the
; # "description" option can be used to override the path description.
; description = ... # Description for this path. Overrides the normal description lookup logic, as
; # described in the "description-key" documentation above.
; mute-during-activation = yes | no # If this path supports hardware mute, should the hw mute be used while activating this
; # path? In some cases this can reduce extra noises during port switching, while in other
; # cases this can increase such noises. Default: no.
; eld-device = ... # If this is an HDMI port, set to "auto" so that PulseAudio will try to read
; # the monitor ELD information from the ALSA mixer. By default the ELD information
; # is not read, because it's only applicable with HDMI. Earlier the "auto" option
; # didn't exist, and the hw device index had to be manually configured. For
; # backwards compatibility, it's still possible to manually configure the device
; # index using this option.
;
; [Properties] # Property list for this path. The list is merged into the port property list.
; <key> = <value> # Each property is defined on its own line.
; ...
;
; [Option ...:...] # For each option of an enumeration or switch element
; # that shall be exposed as a sink/source port. Needs to
; # be named after the Element, followed by a colon, followed
; # by the option name, resp. on/off if the element is a switch.
; name = ... # Logical name to use in the path identifier
; priority = ... # Priority if this is made into a device port
; required = ignore | enumeration | any # In this element, this option must exist or the path will be invalid. ("any" is an alias for "enumeration".)
; required-any = ignore | enumeration | any # In this element, either this or another option must exist (or an element)
; required-absent = ignore | enumeration | any # In this element, this option must not exist or the path will be invalid
;
; [Element ...] # For each element that we shall control. The "..." here is the element name,
; # or name and index separated by a comma.
; required = ignore | switch | volume | enumeration | any # If set, require this element to be of this kind and available,
; # otherwise don't consider this path valid for the card
; required-any = ignore | switch | volume | enumeration | any # If set, at least one of the elements or jacks with required-any in this
; # path must be present, otherwise this path is invalid for the card
; required-absent = ignore | switch | volume # If set, require this element to not be of this kind and not
; # available, otherwise don't consider this path valid for the card
;
; switch = ignore | mute | off | on | select # What to do with this switch: ignore it, make it follow mute status,
; # always set it to off, always to on, or make it selectable as port.
; # If set to 'select' you need to define an Option section for on
; # and off
; volume = ignore | merge | off | zero | <volume step> # What to do with this volume: ignore it, merge it into the device
; # volume slider, always set it to the lowest value possible, or always
; # set it to 0 dB (for whatever that means), or always set it to
; # <volume step> (this only makes sense in path configurations where
; # the exact hardware and driver are known beforehand).
; volume-limit = <volume step> # Limit the maximum volume by disabling the volume steps above <volume step>.
; enumeration = ignore | select # What to do with this enumeration, ignore it or make it selectable
; # via device ports. If set to 'select' you need to define an Option section
; # for each of the items you want to expose
; direction = playback | capture # Is this relevant only for playback or capture? If not set this will implicitly be
; # set the direction of the PCM device is opened as. Generally this doesn't need to be set
; # unless you have a broken driver that has playback controls marked for capture or vice
; # versa
; direction-try-other = no | yes # If the element does not supported what is requested, try the other direction, too?
;
; override-map.1 = ... # Override the channel mask of the mixer control if the control only exposes a single channel
; override-map.2 = ... # Override the channel masks of the mixer control if the control only exposes two channels
; # Override maps should list for each element channel which high-level channels it controls via a
; # channel mask. A channel mask may either be the name of a single channel, or the words "all-left",
; # "all-right", "all-center", "all-front", "all-rear", and "all" to encode a specific subset of
; # channels in a mask
; [Jack ...] # For each jack that we will use for jack detection
; # The name 'Jack Foo' must match ALSA's 'Foo Jack' control.
; required = ignore | any # If not set to ignore, make the path invalid if this jack control is not present.
; required-absent = ignore | any # If not set to ignore, make the path invalid if this jack control is present.
; required-any = ignore | any # If not set to ignore, make the path invalid if no jack controls and no elements with
; # the required-any are present.
; state.plugged = yes | no | unknown # Normally a plugged jack would mean the port becomes available, and an unplugged means it's
; state.unplugged = yes | no | unknown # unavailable, but the port status can be overridden by specifying state.plugged and/or state.unplugged.
; append-pcm-to-name = no | yes # Add ",pcm=N" to the jack name? N is the hw PCM device index. HDMI jacks have
; # the PCM device index in their name, but different drivers use different
; # numbering schemes, so we can't hardcode the full jack name in our configuration
; # files.
[Element PCM]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all
override-map.2 = all-left,all-right
[Element External Amplifier]
switch = select
[Option External Amplifier:on]
name = output-amplifier-on
priority = 10
[Option External Amplifier:off]
name = output-amplifier-off
priority = 0
[Element Bass Boost]
switch = select
[Option Bass Boost:on]
name = output-bass-boost-on
priority = 0
[Option Bass Boost:off]
name = output-bass-boost-off
priority = 10
[Element IEC958]
switch = off
[Element IEC958 Optical Raw]
switch = off
;;; 'Analog Output'
[Element Analog Output]
enumeration = select
[Option Analog Output:Speakers]
name = output-speaker
priority = 10
[Option Analog Output:Headphones]
name = output-headphones
priority = 9
[Option Analog Output:FP Headphones]
name = output-headphones
priority = 8
;;; 'Output Select'
[Element Output Select]
enumeration = select
[Option Output Select:Speakers]
name = output-speaker
priority = 10
[Option Output Select:Headphone]
name = output-headphones
priority = 9analog-output-lineout-split.conf
# This file is part of PulseAudio.
#
# PulseAudio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# PulseAudio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
# WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
# along with PulseAudio; if not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
[General]
priority = 90
description-key = analog-output-lineout
[Jack Line Out]
required-any = any
[Jack Headphone]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
[Jack Line Out Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Front Line Out]
required-any = any
[Jack Front Line Out Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Rear Line Out]
required-any = any
[Jack Rear Line Out Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out Front]
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out Front Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out CLFE]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out CLFE Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out Surround]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out Surround Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out Side]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Line Out Side Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Jack Dock Line Out]
required-any = any
[Jack Dock Line Out Phantom]
state.plugged = unknown
state.unplugged = unknown
required-any = any
[Element Hardware Master]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all
override-map.2 = all-left,all-right
[Element Master]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all
override-map.2 = all-left,all-right
[Element Speaker+LO]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all
override-map.2 = all-left,all-right
required-any = any
; [Element Headphone+LO]
; switch = mute
; volume = merge
; override-map.1 = all
; override-map.2 = all-left,all-right
; required-any = any
[Element Master Mono]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Line HP Swap]
switch = off
required-any = any
; This profile path is intended to control line out, let's mute headphones
; else there will be a spike when plugging in headphones
; [Element Headphone]
; switch = off
; volume = off
; [ Element Headphone,1]
; switch = off
; volume = off
; [Element Headphone2]
; switch = off
; volume = off
[Element Speaker]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Desktop Speaker]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Front]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-front
override-map.2 = front-left,front-right
[Element Rear]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-rear
override-map.2 = rear-left,rear-right
[Element Surround]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-rear
override-map.2 = rear-left,rear-right
[Element Side]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-side
override-map.2 = side-left,side-right
[Element Center]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-center
override-map.2 = all-center,all-center
[Element LFE]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = lfe
override-map.2 = lfe,lfe
[Element CLFE]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-center
override-map.2 = all-center,lfe
[Element Center/LFE]
switch = mute
volume = merge
override-map.1 = all-center
override-map.2 = all-center,lfe
[Element Bass Speaker]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Speaker Front]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Speaker Surround]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Speaker Side]
switch = off
volume = off
[Element Speaker CLFE]
switch = off
volume = offBut in this file i didn't have [Jack Headphone] so i added it. I tried with and without it and results were same.
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago Can you send a screenshot of alsamixer -c0 I think you may have to change 0 to 1 if it doesn't show Realtek ALC887-VD chip, also does anything happen if you try to mute/un-mute/raise volume of the outputs there?
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago Could you also share the full output of pactl list cards?
Tyranpl
commented
1 month ago alsamixer -c1
Okay, when I play music and raise volume on headphones it's working. But, when I do the same with line out, nothing is changing. NVM. It is working but when I change volume on "Front", not on "Line".
pactl list cards
Card #48
Name: alsa_card.pci-0000_09_00.3
Driver: alsa
Owner Module: n/a
Properties:
api.acp.auto-port = "false"
api.alsa.card = "1"
api.alsa.card.longname = "HD-Audio Generic at 0xf7700000 irq 79"
api.alsa.card.name = "HD-Audio Generic"
api.alsa.path = "hw:1"
api.alsa.use-acp = "true"
api.dbus.ReserveDevice1 = "Audio1"
api.dbus.ReserveDevice1.Priority = "-20"
device.api = "alsa"
device.bus = "pci"
device.bus_path = "pci-0000:09:00.3"
device.description = "Family 17h (Models 00h-0fh) HD Audio Controller"
device.enum.api = "udev"
device.icon_name = "audio-card-analog-pci"
device.name = "alsa_card.pci-0000_09_00.3"
device.nick = "HD-Audio Generic"
device.plugged.usec = "20060689"
device.product.id = "0x1457"
device.product.name = "Family 17h (Models 00h-0fh) HD Audio Controller"
device.profile-set = "/etc/alsa-card-profile/mixer/profile-sets/split-ports-profile.conf"
device.subsystem = "sound"
sysfs.path = "/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:08.1/0000:09:00.3/sound/card1"
device.vendor.id = "0x1022"
device.vendor.name = "Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD]"
media.class = "Audio/Device"
factory.id = "15"
client.id = "46"
object.id = "48"
object.serial = "48"
object.path = "alsa:acp:Generic"
alsa.card = "1"
alsa.card_name = "HD-Audio Generic"
alsa.long_card_name = "HD-Audio Generic at 0xf7700000 irq 79"
alsa.driver_name = "snd_hda_intel"
alsa.mixer_name = "Realtek ALC887-VD"
alsa.components = "HDA:10ec0887,1458a182,00100302"
alsa.id = "Generic"
device.string = "1"
Profiles:
off: Off (sinks: 0, sources: 0, priority: 0, available: yes)
output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input: Speakers Output + Microphone Input (sinks: 1, sources: 1, priority: 5050, available: yes)
output:analog-stereo-headphones+input:analog-stereo-input: Headphones Output + Microphone Input (sinks: 1, sources: 1, priority: 5050, available: no)
output:analog-stereo-speaker: Speakers Output (sinks: 1, sources: 0, priority: 5000, available: yes)
output:analog-stereo-headphones: Headphones Output (sinks: 1, sources: 0, priority: 5000, available: no)
output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input: Analog Stereo Duplex (sinks: 2, sources: 1, priority: 80, available: yes)
output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker: Analog Stereo Outputs Only (sinks: 2, sources: 0, priority: 70, available: yes)
input:analog-stereo-input: Microphone Input (sinks: 0, sources: 1, priority: 50, available: yes)
pro-audio: Pro Audio (sinks: 3, sources: 2, priority: 1, available: yes)
Active Profile: output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input
Ports:
analog-output-headphones: Headphones (type: Headphones, priority: 9900, latency offset: 0 usec, availability group: Legacy 4, not available)
Properties:
port.type = "headphones"
port.availability-group = "Legacy 4"
device.icon_name = "audio-headphones"
card.profile.port = "0"
Part of profile(s): output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker, output:analog-stereo-headphones, output:analog-stereo-headphones+input:analog-stereo-input
analog-output-lineout-split: Line Out (type: Line, priority: 9000, latency offset: 0 usec, availability group: Legacy 5, available)
Properties:
port.type = "line"
port.availability-group = "Legacy 5"
card.profile.port = "1"
Part of profile(s): output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker, output:analog-stereo-speaker, output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input
analog-input-front-mic: Front Microphone (type: Mic, priority: 8500, latency offset: 0 usec, availability group: Legacy 1, not available)
Properties:
port.type = "mic"
port.availability-group = "Legacy 1"
device.icon_name = "audio-input-microphone"
card.profile.port = "2"
Part of profile(s): output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-headphones+input:analog-stereo-input
analog-input-rear-mic: Rear Microphone (type: Mic, priority: 8200, latency offset: 0 usec, availability group: Legacy 2, available)
Properties:
port.type = "mic"
port.availability-group = "Legacy 2"
device.icon_name = "audio-input-microphone"
card.profile.port = "3"
Part of profile(s): output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-headphones+input:analog-stereo-input
analog-input-linein: Line In (type: Line, priority: 8100, latency offset: 0 usec, availability group: Legacy 3, not available)
Properties:
port.type = "line"
port.availability-group = "Legacy 3"
card.profile.port = "4"
Part of profile(s): output:analog-stereo-headphones+output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-speaker+input:analog-stereo-input, output:analog-stereo-headphones+input:analog-stereo-inputEDIT: I realized that now "line out" mutes automatically, when I plug out headphones.
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago This is extremely similar to https://github.com/luisbocanegra/linux-guide-split-audio-ports/issues/20 maybe is the same problem under the hood.
I found this [Solved] PulseAudio does not use hardware volume control, it seems you need to tell to pipewire which control to use https://docs.pipewire.org/page_man_pipewire-pulse-modules_7.html please try that it seems that the way to configure that now is through wireplumber https://pipewire.pages.freedesktop.org/wireplumber/daemon/configuration/alsa.html.
EDIT: I realized that now "line out" mutes automatically, when I plug out headphones.
May be related to https://github.com/luisbocanegra/linux-guide-split-audio-ports/issues/13 but I suggest ignoring that for now
Tyranpl
commented
1 month ago Okay, so I did something opposite. It's problem with mute I think. I configured my waybar today and saw that it says "mute" after I connected headphones. I just unmutted it with my keyboard and it started magically working🤦♂️. Now I need to somehow disable this automute. On pavuvontrol it's not muted, in alsamixer too. Only wpctl unmutes. Maybe it's something with wpctl, idk.
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago Maybe adding auto_mute=no to the firmware patch under [hints]? Though not sure if this will help at all since alsamixer says it is already disabled.
[hints]
indep_hp=yes
vmaster=no
auto_mute=nosource: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/v6.7/sound/hd-audio/notes.html
In my case it was common for one of my outputs to be muted and https://github.com/luisbocanegra/linux-guide-split-audio-ports/issues/13 seemed to help maybe you need something like that too.
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago Also in my case when is muted like this it does unmute from KDE's audio widget, that may indicate a different issue in your case.
Tyranpl
commented
1 month ago For now, it's not working, nor https://github.com/luisbocanegra/linux-guide-split-audio-ports/issues/13, nor adding auto_mute=no to firmware patch. I'm too tired to do this today, but maybe some script that execute wpctl set-mute @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ toggle every time I connect or disconnect headphones will do.
luisbocanegra
commented
1 month ago Yeah that could work too. Maybe is something with the drivers and no way around that, but if you want, give https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/-/issues/1297 a shot another day.
System information:
Codecs:
Cards:
Sinks:
Aplay:
So as in the title. While headphones are plugged in I can't hear anything from line out, but in the pavucontrol I see that there is sound.
Before the changes I could choose in pavucontrol between line out and headphones without a problem but i couldn't hear audio simultaneously on those outputs.
Please help.