Configuring Audio Devices

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Making audio devices work in Linux can be complex and frustrating. Here are some tips:

Login to the console from another computer.

Use this command to list the audio devices that the system knows about:

aplay -l

Also you can try this command for more details:

aplay -L

alsamixer is a Linux command that allows you to set levels for devices and graphically display settings. You just type:

alsamixer

followed by the Enter key in the terminal/console.

Here’s a tutorial on how to work with sound on a Raspberry Pi (including aslamixer):

http://blog.scphillips.com/posts/2013/01/sound-configuration-on-raspberry-pi-with-alsa/