Phoenix os no sound over hdmi11/13/2023 ![]() ![]() Does that make any sense? Unfortunately, I also don't really know how to go about doing that either. The selected default sound device is not your Display Port output (Check this right clicking on the computer speaker next to the clock and then Playback. My first throught is that since my laptop can run Linux with sound, I should be able to include the Linux drivers in Android. Lastly, I have verified that my sound works outside of virtual box. ![]() What does it mean when I get the Unknown hardware: "Dummy" info? No audio device? Is there anyting jumping out from what I have above? Even a nudge in a general direction would be great. I know so very little about audio and ALSA. At least not to me, since I don't have nf unHX2D - Dante/AES67 enabled HDMI audio embedder/de-embedder. ![]() However, this doesn't seem applicable to Android. Bluetooth audio unDX2IO+ - Dante/AES67 wall plate 2 in (XLR) x 2 in (Phoenix) x 2. Several webpages have content similar to this one saying to modify /etc/modprobe.d/nf and add options snd-hda-intel model=CORRECT_MODEL and this appears to help a lot of Linux users. Everything went smooth with install but I dont have sound and cant seem to figure it out. Since Android is basically Linux, I thought I would be able to translate a Linux solution. While this looks a little more promising, I still have no audio. With the ALSA driver and Intel HD Audio controller I get the following from alsa_ctl init Unknown hardware: "HDA-Intel" "SigmaTel ID 7680". This looked very wrong to me so switched to the Intel HD Audio as the other question did. Hardware is initialized using a guess method With the ALSA driver and SoundBlaster controller I get the following from alsa_ctl init Unknown hardware: "Dummy" "Dummy Mixer" This question got me to look at some of the ALSA commands to see what I could find, but I'm not getting anywhere with it. Answered by Cameron Wilmot in Audio, Sound & Speakers on Tue. The Android-x86 VirtualBox tutorial and other online resources directed me to use the ALSA driver with SoundBlaster 16, but this has not worked. I have a laptop with an internal screen and an external monitor connected via hdmi. I have worked through some of the troubles I have come across (by not having an ISO for my device), but I haven't been able to get the sound working. This particular ISO is not for the laptop, but of all available ISOs it works the best. When I disconnect the hdmi cable my TV shows no cable connected. I've setup an Android-x86 image (4.0-RC1-eeepc) in VirtualBox on a Dell Latitude D820. System works fine with standard VGA driver (even the sound over hdmi is working there). ![]()
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