Volume level after reboot

[Michael Butash]

You should be able to hit the green checkmark in pavucontrol (or volume 
control under the menu), and that will "set as fallback" your setting 
for the control.  Fiddling with that or the lock, one or the other made 
it "stick" for me - pain in my arse too at one point.

Don't uninstall pulseaudio, ubuntu (and most distros) are largely built 
around it.  The multicast streaming is nifty as well if you use it.

-mb


On 03/08/2013 05:13 PM, Raj Mitta wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to this group. I have been working on Wndows networks for 10
> years now and recently our company started supporting Linux.
>
> Having an issue with Sound control, which might be very easy to solve
> for experts on this group.
>
> The desktop has Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS, whenever it is rebooted the Speaker
> volume and the Input Mic volume are reset to 0%.
>
> I have tried researching on various forums and found some fixes which
> say to use alsaconf (this is no longer available in Ubuntu).
>
> Tried setting the amixer settings using script with similar commands as
> below and still not working
>
> /usr/bin/amixer –c 0 sset ‘Rear Mic’,0 100% > /dev/null
>
> Can someone please point me in the right direction to solve this issue.
>
> Regards,
> Raj Mitta
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>
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