05-02-2021, 07:09 AM
(05-01-2021, 02:08 PM)thexperiments Wrote: Hmm the only way to make it easier currently is to pack it in a one liner for the shell...
Here you go:
Code:# replace the hw with plughw in alsa config
sudo sed -i 's/\"hw/\"plughw/g' /etc/alsa/conf.d/_deviceout.conf
After this reboot, it might be necessary to run this again if you switch output settings in the web UI (did not test it)
To backup the config you could copy it to home first:
Code:# back up alsa device config to home
cp /etc/alsa/conf.d/_deviceout.conf ~/
#restore if neccessary
sudo cp -f ~/_deviceout.conf /etc/alsa/conf.d/_deviceout.conf
Just got it fixed by using nano, many thanks for the hints!
And mental note, I need to use sudo nano....