Sound failed.

Hi, I use Fedora 24 Workstation and Sound in Hardware lists "Line output - internal Audio" and  I have two speakers, but the sound doesn't function.
                 Thank you.

Edward
                 paroxitono8

[fedora]

dig you check with alsamixer and with Pulse Audio Volume Control (from 
package pavucontrol) whether the sound has sufficient volume and is not 
muted?

suomi

On 09/06/2016 03:38 PM, [e-mail] wrote:
>              Hi, I use Fedora 24 Workstation and Sound in Hardware lists "Line output - internal Audio" and  I have two speakers, but the sound doesn't function.
>              Thank you.
>
>              Edward
>              paroxitono8
>
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Pavucontrol shows "Port: Line output (plugged in)
           153% (11.0 dB)
           Latency offset 0,00"]

[stan]

On Tue, 06 Sep 2016 13:38:45 -0000
[e-mail] wrote:
>              Hi, I use Fedora 24 Workstation and Sound in
>
> Hardware lists "Line output - internal Audio" and  I have two
> speakers, but the sound doesn't function. Thank you.

See the current thread titled 'No Sound in F24 with ...' for some ideas.

In a terminal run the command aplay -l
Does it show your card?  If it does, run the command

alsamixer -c [card number from above command]

Make sure that the master is active and set at 80% or above (up / down
arrow key), esc to exit.

Then, fire up pavucontrol.

Try to play a file, and see if it shows output occurring even if there
is no sound.  If it shows no output, pulse is trying to use the wrong
card.  If it shows sound but you don't hear it, the card you want isn't
selected as default output device on the output devices tab, or is
muted.