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#How to change your default audio player mac how to#
#How to change your default audio player mac install#
#How to change your default audio player mac update#
#How to change your default audio player mac tv#

#How to change your default audio player mac how to#

Check the fix by restart of pulse audioįinally how to check the change. Note: I tried to use the index: set-card-profile 3 output:analog-stereoīut it didn't do any change so I use the name. Then open a file: /etc/pulse/default.pa with your preferred editor like: sudo nano /etc/pulse/default.paĪdd the next lines ( you need to change them for your situation): set-card-profile 3 output:analog-stereo

the name of the device and the index - index: 0, name:.

what are the active profiles active profile:.

how many cards do you have - 4 card(s) available.

You are interested in several points from this huge list: Off: Off (priority 0, available: unknown)Īnalog-input-mic: Microphone (priority 8700, latency offset 0 usec, available: unknown)ĭevice.icon_name = "audio-input-microphone" Input:analog-mono: Analog Mono Input (priority 2, available: unknown) Which will give output similar to: 4 card(s) available. If you want to list all cards with all information you can use: pacmd list-cards This one will give you short list of the enabled devices: pacmd list-sinks | grep -e 'name:' -e 'index:' If you prefer to use the terminal you can use the following commands:

Check set fallback next to the desired device.

Also you can disable devices from tab configuration.įor Linux Mint 19 setting default devices is not working or at least for me. Here you can find the enabled input and output sound devices. If you want to check only the enabled devices you can start Pulse Audio: You can find all devices for the current machine by: How to find all your sound cards / devices

#How to change your default audio player mac tv#

TV connected HDMI and display port not working after sound setupĪlso this is the place where you can search for problems related to your Linux Mint about HDMI, display port, TV, audio related to them. The only thing that restore the HDMI was restart of the TV.

The HDMI wasn't working even after changing setting the old ones and restart. So a better option is to change the default sound device. Note: That if you disable your HDMI sound this will disable also the display. This is going to disable the use of the device. For example select a device: Camera and then select profile off. On the final table you can disable devices. unfortunatelly this is not persistent after restart.

You can change the default device by: Set fallback. In tab playback you can find the current apps and the sound profiles. Then you can access it from the menu by searching: Pulse Audio.

#How to change your default audio player mac update#

Or using the terminal and typing: sudo apt-get update

#How to change your default audio player mac install#

You can install it by using the Linux mint menu: I think that this solution can be applied to Linux Mint, Ubuntu and Debian.

Check the fix by restart of pulse audio.How to disable HDMI or microphone device (input and output).How to find all your sound cards / devices.So finally I decided to spend some time, identify the problems and fix them. after a restart or update the input device is changed to the camera microphone - which cause me several problems with meetings and presentations.Even setting the speakers as a default device is not working for me. default sound device - the sound output is from the speakers but the default device are the headphones - so after a restart if I want to increase the volume I need to manually change the device.I have several sound devices on my machine: I am also a hobby vlogger with interests in many areas like music, art, science and more. I work as a programmer and a data scientist (or at least I believe so). I have been using Linux Mint for a years and it has been a great experience.