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-====== Troubleshooting Linux Audio ====== 
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-<WRAP info> 
-**TL;DR** \\ 
-  -Check hardware 
-  -Turn all audio on and up in ''​alsamixer''​ 
-  -Turn all audio on and up in ''​kmix''​ 
-  -Turn all audio on and up in application 
-</​WRAP>​ 
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-When sound doesn'​t work on you Linux machine, don't panic. On any operating system, there are at least four separate volume controls for sound: 
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-  - Hardware: the hardware device, such as volume knobs on speakers, for instance. 
-  - OS: the operating system audio configuration controlling which device attached to the computer should play sound. 
-  - Desktop: the desktop master volume control, usually identified with a speaker icon in a system tray or menu bar. 
-  - Applications:​ each individual applications producing the sound you expect to hear. 
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-The same is true for Linux. 
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-If you cannot hear sound from your Linux machine, stay calm, keep a level head, and perform these simple troubleshooting steps, in this order: 
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-===== 1. Hardware ===== 
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-First, do a "dummy check" on your hardware: 
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-  * If you're not hearing sound from your speakers, are you headphones plugged in by accident? 
-  * Is the volume turned on your speakers or headphones? 
-  * Are your speakers plugged in? 
-  * Are you speakers //on//? 
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-It's worth verifying that your "​problem"​ isn't your own absent-mindedness,​ so check your hardware first! 
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-===== 2. OS ===== 
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-===== 3. Desktop ===== 
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-===== 4. Applications ===== 
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-<WRAP centeralign>​ 
-<wrap fa>​[[linuxaudio|R]]</​wrap>​ <wrap fa>​[[start|S]]</​wrap>​ <wrap fa>​[[pkg|Q]]</​wrap>​ 
-</​WRAP>​