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    How to choose default soundcard?

    Hello,
    My PC has a on-board soundcard, and a PCI Audigy soundcard. It looks like my Linux wants to use the on-board card. How do I tell it to use the Audigy instead?

    Thanks
    Cristian

    #2
    Re: How to choose default soundcard?

    Disable the on-board sound card in your BIOS settings.

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      #3
      Re: How to choose default soundcard?

      Yes, I know that's the "easiest" solution... But as I sometimes need that too, under Windows, to connect it to additional equipment... I would have liked a "OS-based" rather than BIOS-based way!
      Thanks anyway for the reply!
      Cristian

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        #4
        Re: How to choose default soundcard?

        Look down this page for: Configuring default soundcards / stopping soundcards from switching

        https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
        Registered Linux User #418555<br />Kubuntu User #9254<br /><br />aptosid 2010-01 Xfce / aptosid 2010-01 KDE-Lite<br />Debian Wheezy Xfce / Kubuntu 10.04<br />aptosid 2011-01 Xfce / aptosid 2011-01 KDE-Lite<br />Debian Testing Gnome<br />Debian Sid Gnome<br />Epidemic 3.2<br />ALL pulseaudio free by default

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          #5
          Re: How to choose default soundcard?

          Thanks for the reply! By the way, just a few minutes ago I found on another page the following solution:

          Code:
          asoundconf list
          To see the list of cards; then

          Code:
          asoundconf set-default-card CardName
          to make it default...
          I still haven't rebooted, but for now it seems to work - I have my sound system up and running!

          Thanks again
          Cristian

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