Manuel Enrique Chavez Manzano
2007-Nov-09 19:44 UTC
[CentOS] headphones on a packard bell , Help.......
I had a little trouble with my new laptop, I have a Packard Bell MZ380
laptop with Realtek High Definition Audio, I have installed CentOS 5 on
it, I have sound by the speaker but when I plug the headphone the sound
is over, I mean I have not sound by the speaker and by the headphones.
Can someone help me? What I have to do ????
I'll be waiting for help.
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Manuel Enrique Chavez Manzano wrote:> I had a little trouble with my new laptop, I have a Packard Bell MZ380 > laptop with Realtek High Definition Audio, I have installed CentOS 5 on > it, I have sound by the speaker but when I plug the headphone the sound > is over, I mean I have not sound by the speaker and by the headphones. > Can someone help me? What I have to do ???? > I'll be waiting for help. >are these analog mini-phone jack headphones, or USB headphones? If the former, it sounds like it could be a hardware problem to me, maybe a mechanical issue with the headphone jack. are you sure the headphones work on another sound source like a ipod ? are you sure the headphone plug is fully inserted ? the mini phone jack itself has a mechnical switch in it that opens when you insert a plug, this disconnects/mutes the sound from the speakers.