#when i use jdsp, there is no audio, but when i dont, there IS audio, any help?

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tiny anchor
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laptop?

gray parrot
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yes

tiny anchor
gray parrot
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notebook specifically

tiny anchor
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for my msi raider

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it is not a bad little speaker too

gray parrot
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well uhh, does headphones work too?

tiny anchor
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it does

gray parrot
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thanks

tiny anchor
gray parrot
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by the way, i think when i installed jdsp, it didnt install correctly, like it didnt download some packages correctly

tiny anchor
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this is the model i have

gray parrot
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any help on that?

gray parrot
tiny anchor
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i had issues and my model was known for this issue i just had to break down and buy this

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i hope you get the speakers working

gray parrot
blazing vale
gray parrot
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what is the package name of jdsp?

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seriously, what is it? @blazing vale

blazing vale
gray parrot
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how do i check then?

blazing vale
gray parrot
blazing vale
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then flatpak =/= apt

gray parrot
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ok

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what is "=/=" here?

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the program?

blazing vale
gray parrot
blazing vale
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i meant that you can't do flatpak stuff using apt

gray parrot
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i see

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@blazing vale i think i found the issue

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jdsp keeps setting itself as the default sound driver (which it shouldnt), and because of that, audio doesnt play

gray parrot
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hello?

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@leaden lava

leaden lava
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(If I could help, I would, I notice most support tickets being made and moved everyday, hope you find some help soon, can not give an estimate though, everyone is a volunteer)

gray parrot
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thanks anyway 👍

craggy sable
# gray parrot thanks anyway 👍

install pavucontrol. then open it, go to the Configuration tab, and disable any profile you don't want. (like jdsp, for example), and enable the profile you do want, such as the Intel Integrated Audio Analog. Then go to the Output tab and make sure it's on the same thing, and click the checkmark button to 'set as fallback'