Created attachment 96338
Output of "pulseaudio -vvv" after changing the audio profile to analog and restarting pulseaudio
Hi,
I have exactly the same bug. The pulseaudio settings always fall back to a HDMI-only profile after reboot, no matter which profile/audio output I choose using pavucontrol or the KDE audio settings.
I have a Dell U2711 monitor, connected via a DisplayPort cable (which supports audio). This monitor has a sound output terminal, which I don't use and don't want to use.
To get my audio back, after every reboot I have to change back the card profile to analog audio using pavucontrol or:
pactl set-card-profile alsa_card.pci-0000_00_1b.0 output:analog-stereo
(and then change back the audio sink to the analog port if necessary, using e.g.:
pactl move-sink-input 6 alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1b.0.analog-stereo).
I have attached the output of "pactl list", as well as the output of
"pulseaudio -vvv" before and after changing the card profile as requested by Tanu Kaskinen in Commen6 #6.
Created attachment 96338
Output of "pulseaudio -vvv" after changing the audio profile to analog and restarting pulseaudio
Hi,
I have exactly the same bug. The pulseaudio settings always fall back to a HDMI-only profile after reboot, no matter which profile/audio output I choose using pavucontrol or the KDE audio settings.
I have a Dell U2711 monitor, connected via a DisplayPort cable (which supports audio). This monitor has a sound output terminal, which I don't use and don't want to use.
To get my audio back, after every reboot I have to change back the card profile to analog audio using pavucontrol or: pci-0000_ 00_1b.0 output: analog- stereo
pactl set-card-profile alsa_card.
(and then change back the audio sink to the analog port if necessary, using e.g.: pci-0000_ 00_1b.0. analog- stereo) .
pactl move-sink-input 6 alsa_output.
I have attached the output of "pactl list", as well as the output of
"pulseaudio -vvv" before and after changing the card profile as requested by Tanu Kaskinen in Commen6 #6.
Hope this helps.