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Hey again,
Along with this, and it may be a factor, I can't
find the asound directory, and /etc has no asound.conf file.
I've looked in /var/lib as well, and nothing about
alsa.
But alsamixer comes up and amixer and aplay
run.
I did find reference to a device with aplay
-l
sun50i-a64-audio
but what did not give an error in the amixer
command was pcm.
But still no change.
It seems to me that the pre-amp might be too high,
and I went into alsamixer and right arrowed a bunch and paged down and down
arrowed and I find no change.
I try F3 first, and that does not help, and I tried
F6 once to change cards, which did nothing.
Thanks for any ideas.
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: Glenn
K0LNY
Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2020 11:43 PM
Subject: [orca-list] Volume Controls With Alsamixer Hi,
I'm trying Buster Armbian on my Pine A64
LTS.
It has 2GB of RAM.
Looks like I got Orca going on it, but the volume
is so low, it is unintelligable.
So I did ctrl alt T for terminal
Then I logged in as root, as I usually
do.
Then I ran alsamixer
And I need to know the keyboard commands for
changing the volume.
I can SSH into it, and I have been trying commands
like
amixer -c 0 set Master 50%
but no matter if I use 0 or 1, it does not know the
simple device Master.
I have tried amixer scontrols
and I get nothing but the command line prompt
back.
aplay -l does not show me anything.
I have a speaker in the headphone jack, and have
not ever plugged in HDMI.
So it would seem that the easiest way would be to
have some keyboard commands in alsamixer for changing the volume.
For some reason, in this distro, the armbian-config
does not work well with teraterm or putty, and it seems equally bad with
alsamixer during an SSH session.
Thanks
Glenn
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