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I'm so confused with this random audio issue
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pavucontrol works but it’s annoying to use, I just want to be able to quickly select between audio outputs in the GNOME menu as always.
alsamixer does not even see any analog output and
cat /proc/asound/devicescat /proc/asound/cardscant see any analog output either.
I can force it with wireplumber when manually selecting correct sink which in system settings defaults to HDMI but audio goes trough my speakers until I need to change output and want to change back. If I manually select HDMI it just goes into my monitor speakers as it should
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I’ve just installed CachyOS GNOME and the same issue occurs like on Fedora. Seems like this is either GNOME issue or something with the more recent update…. I’m gonna try OMARCHY
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works in Omarchy, I’m gonna try Fedora KDE now
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KDE works but I can’t stand it
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I think I figured it out… is this a bug then?
Maybe this? https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/3678
yep, seems like that is the case