ASUS Xonar AE Sound Card No Output
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I have a custom-built PC that dual boots Linux/Ubuntu and Winblows 10. I purchased the ASUS Xonar AE sound card when I was only running Windows and everything worked as designed. Now that I'm primarily running Ubuntu 18.04, I get zero output from the Xonar card.
I installed alsa-utils and when I go into AlsaMixer and select the card, the only volumes I can control from inside Alsa is for the Input Gain. Nothing for PCM or any other volume controls. They are all at "00".
Is there a driver or something I can use to get this card working? Everything I'm reading is saying I'm better off with a USB sound card. I figure it's time to ask the pros! Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
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I have a custom-built PC that dual boots Linux/Ubuntu and Winblows 10. I purchased the ASUS Xonar AE sound card when I was only running Windows and everything worked as designed. Now that I'm primarily running Ubuntu 18.04, I get zero output from the Xonar card.
I installed alsa-utils and when I go into AlsaMixer and select the card, the only volumes I can control from inside Alsa is for the Input Gain. Nothing for PCM or any other volume controls. They are all at "00".
Is there a driver or something I can use to get this card working? Everything I'm reading is saying I'm better off with a USB sound card. I figure it's time to ask the pros! Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa asus
As far as I can see, that card has a USB audio chip connected to a USB controller. Please show the output oflsusb -v
andamixer --card X
for this device.
– CL.
Nov 24 at 7:52
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I have a custom-built PC that dual boots Linux/Ubuntu and Winblows 10. I purchased the ASUS Xonar AE sound card when I was only running Windows and everything worked as designed. Now that I'm primarily running Ubuntu 18.04, I get zero output from the Xonar card.
I installed alsa-utils and when I go into AlsaMixer and select the card, the only volumes I can control from inside Alsa is for the Input Gain. Nothing for PCM or any other volume controls. They are all at "00".
Is there a driver or something I can use to get this card working? Everything I'm reading is saying I'm better off with a USB sound card. I figure it's time to ask the pros! Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa asus
I have a custom-built PC that dual boots Linux/Ubuntu and Winblows 10. I purchased the ASUS Xonar AE sound card when I was only running Windows and everything worked as designed. Now that I'm primarily running Ubuntu 18.04, I get zero output from the Xonar card.
I installed alsa-utils and when I go into AlsaMixer and select the card, the only volumes I can control from inside Alsa is for the Input Gain. Nothing for PCM or any other volume controls. They are all at "00".
Is there a driver or something I can use to get this card working? Everything I'm reading is saying I'm better off with a USB sound card. I figure it's time to ask the pros! Any and all assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa asus
drivers sound pulseaudio alsa asus
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As far as I can see, that card has a USB audio chip connected to a USB controller. Please show the output oflsusb -v
andamixer --card X
for this device.
– CL.
Nov 24 at 7:52
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As far as I can see, that card has a USB audio chip connected to a USB controller. Please show the output oflsusb -v
andamixer --card X
for this device.
– CL.
Nov 24 at 7:52
As far as I can see, that card has a USB audio chip connected to a USB controller. Please show the output of
lsusb -v
and amixer --card X
for this device.– CL.
Nov 24 at 7:52
As far as I can see, that card has a USB audio chip connected to a USB controller. Please show the output of
lsusb -v
and amixer --card X
for this device.– CL.
Nov 24 at 7:52
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As far as I can see, that card has a USB audio chip connected to a USB controller. Please show the output of
lsusb -v
andamixer --card X
for this device.– CL.
Nov 24 at 7:52