Debian realtek audio driver

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 · under windows my system shows "realtek HD audio controller" or similar, and under linux - debian it shows "intel │ Chip: Intel PantherPoint HDMI " because sound is so low on alsa only (i don't like pulseaudio because it distorts the sound on my system) i try to install RealTek Drivers, but i am getting the above errrors. tried to install.  · role::app-data. use::driver. This package contains the binary firmware for Realtek Ethernet, wifi and Bluetooth adapters supported by various drivers. Contents: * Realtek RTLE boot code (RTLE/www.doorway.ru) * Realtek RTLE init data (RTLE/www.doorway.ru) * Realtek RTLE main code (RTLE/www.doorway.ru) * Realtek RTLEE Bluetooth .  · Debian detects it as having a Realtek ALC sound card. The sound card worked fine when Windows was installed. I previously had an identical model of laptop running Debian 7 and sound worked after following the steps found at Askubuntu. These steps failed in Debian 8, causing Debian 8 to not boot up until I deleted the files in recovery www.doorway.rus: 2.

Debian detects it as having a Realtek ALC sound card. The sound card worked fine when Windows was installed. I previously had an identical model of laptop running Debian 7 and sound worked after following the steps found at Askubuntu. These steps failed in Debian 8, causing Debian 8 to not boot up until I deleted the files in recovery mode. With Debian, ordinary users lack permission to read the CD drive and write to the audio device (usually /dev/dsp), and they probably can't use these programs (yet; see next paragraph). Use ' adduser USER_NAME audio ' to allow a specific user to write to the /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer and /dev/audio devices and thus output sound from the soundcard. The ALSA drivers don't support microphones for my soundcard (Creative Sound Blaster VX). Also, It does not handle audio output quite well. I have issues. Also, I'd really like some software like the windows-only "Realtek Audio Manager" that does effects to the audio such as echoes and so on.

Mar At least, it should also solve similar issues in Linux Mint, elementary OS and probably Debian as well (but it should apply to many other Linux. Mar In the Sound Settings, you'll find that you have practically nothing here except a dummy output. Quite frustrating. It means that your sound. This is a quick tutorial for who are having problems with swapped surround sound problems using realtek alc By default Linux Kernel/ALSA does not support.