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How ever when I unplug them it selects "Line Out Buit-in Audio", even though it came from ndivida hdmi output.
Where is this configured?
Way back in the day I used an audio routing software called plugs (or possibly jacks) to route my audio and this let me do stuff like this - changing audio routes, etc when pluggin in/out sources. But I also remember it being a *lot* of text file editing to get it working - is there really still no snappy gui for something this basic ?
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I start on sound via the hdmi monitor (1), plugin in my head phones (2) so I can make sip calls without feed back and finally when I unplug them it goes to "Line Out" (3)
the settings tab is just a general amplification slider.
I dont really know how LM 20 works sound wise but it seems to use pulse audio for mixing and alsa as a backend.
I installed pavucontrol ( the one your using )
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Says "Analog stereo duplex" is unavailable .
After some fiddling I realized that analogue line out was "plugged in" - removing the empty adapter also removed the line out as an option.. now it defaults to the S/-PDIF port which has never been used.
One step forward two steps back it seems :|
ps. apologies for the giant images seems https://onpaste.com/ isn't hidpi aware
I need one of my HDMI ports for the VR headset.
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Thats sort of the problem in a nutshell, each device have multiple outputs but you can only disable entire devices.
I suppose you could disable module-switch-on-port-available in default.pa if you want to disable automatic switching completely.
You can also select a profile that targets a specific output on that device in pavucontrol. This should in effect disable everything but the selected port. This probably doesn't cover all use cases, but should suffice for most of us.