I said in a recent thread that I had been having problems with hdmi
audio and had lost HDA audio. Things seem better now, and hindsight works.
I think I originally lost HDA in a BIOS upgrade required by kernel
4.14.xx, which affected old HP motherboards. A BIOS edit made the HDA
hardware visible again in kde/Plasma "System Settings", where both sets
of hardware can be configured. Either or both can be set as defaults -
but MythTV frontend needs to be set to ALSA:default to use these
settings. Simple....
https://lists.gt.net/mythtv/users/615855#615855
John P
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audio and had lost HDA audio. Things seem better now, and hindsight works.
I think I originally lost HDA in a BIOS upgrade required by kernel
4.14.xx, which affected old HP motherboards. A BIOS edit made the HDA
hardware visible again in kde/Plasma "System Settings", where both sets
of hardware can be configured. Either or both can be set as defaults -
but MythTV frontend needs to be set to ALSA:default to use these
settings. Simple....
https://lists.gt.net/mythtv/users/615855#615855
John P
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