Linx 10 (first gen) no headphones sound (baytrail)

[Supertiger]

Hey, so I decided to try out android 9.0 x86 on my windows tablet, it works well apart from the sound. The sound plays from the in built speakers but not from the headphones.

When I plug in my headphones, the sound on my tablet goes louder which seems like it's detecting it but not changing.

Any help? Thanks!

[Daniel Cheung]

I have to use Tasker (paid app) to disable the speakers and enable the headphones when I plug in the headphones.

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[Supertiger]

Did you have the same problem though? no earphone sound and inbuilt audio works.

On Tuesday, 14 April 2020 16:21:04 UTC+1, BrokenE39 wrote:

I have to use Tasker (paid app) to disable the speakers and enable the headphones when I plug in the headphones.

On Tue, Apr 14, 2020 at 1:13 AM 'Supertiger' via Android-x86 <andro...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hey, so I decided to try out android 9.0 x86 on my windows tablet, it works well apart from the sound. The sound plays from the in built speakers but not from the headphones.

When I plug in my headphones, the sound on my tablet goes louder which seems like it's detecting it but not changing.

Any help? Thanks!

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[Daniel Cheung]

Similar issue oh my Cherrytrail tablet. The speaker volume would go down a bit when I plug in the headphone and the headphone would have no volume or little volume. You can look inside init.sh and you will see a block of code regarding sound, you can play around with it, such as disabling speakers all together and enable headphones and the volume level. You don't need Tasker to change the settings, I only use it to automatically execute the commands when the headphone is plugged in.

Refer to my previous posts here:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/android-x86/tasker|sort:date/android-x86/e79dAuB2ra4/6tDTz_8RDwAJ

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[Supertiger]

Thanks a lot, Ill see and report back, By the way, do I need to root modify init.sh? If so, how can I root?

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[Daniel Cheung]

Sorry about the confusion. You don't need to modify init.sh to test, you can just open up terminal and type in those commands in the screenshot in my other post. To make those changes permanent, you will need to edit init.sh. If you installed as with system write during the install process, it's rooted by default. Tasker is also optional if you want the ability to change the audio output and volume setting depending on the headphones being plugged in and unplugged.

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[Supertiger]

If the audio can just come out of the audio jack only, I'd still be happy as I never use the in built audio. I will try the commands after its done installing :)

Thanks

[Supertiger]

That's odd. After the installation is done, my touch screen doesn't work at all. It worked in the live boot thing. Hmm.

[Supertiger]

Alright so I fixed the touch screen problem

I tried your commands in tasker, they work perfectly but there's 1 small annoying problem.
There is a loud click in the headphones after there is inactivity of audio. It clicks again when there's sound playing. It's so loud it almost deafens me 😅 is there anyway to fix this?

Thanks

[Daniel Cheung]

Sorry I don't know how to fix that particular problem.

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[Supertiger]

Ah, well thanks a lot for this help. Hopefully someone else knows about this problem.

Thanks again!

On Tuesday, 14 April 2020 21:29:14 UTC+1, BrokenE39 wrote:

Sorry I don't know how to fix that particular problem.

On Tue, Apr 14, 2020 at 12:58 PM 'Supertiger' via Android-x86 <andro...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Alright so I fixed the touch screen problem

I tried your commands in tasker, they work perfectly but there's 1 small annoying problem.
There is a loud click in the headphones after there is inactivity of audio. It clicks again when there's sound playing. It's so loud it almost deafens me 😅 is there anyway to fix this?

Thanks

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[Oscar Bejarano]

Hello,

I have the same problem on my Gateway LT41P laptop, during live testing the touch screen works fine but after installing Android the touch screen stops working.

I recommend you if you find someone who can give us a guide to correct this flaw.

Thank you.

[Supertiger]

Booting from the bios instead of windows boot manager fixes my touch screen

[Oscar Bejarano]

I really appreciate your answer, however on my computer I am not using Windows boot manager. The BIOS is configured to start Android that is already installed on the hard drive as the only operating system.  

Atentamente,

 

 

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El mar., 19 may. 2020 a las 12:26, 'Supertiger' via Android-x86 (<andro...@googlegroups.com>) escribió:

Booting from the bios instead of windows boot manager fixes my touch screen

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