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I have some trouble with the sound on my notebook. It features the ALC282 soundchip and, apart from the in-built speakers sounding bad (but I can cope with that) features a combined jack for a headset. However, nevertheless which input I chose when my headset is plugged in, sound is always recorded from the internal microphone and its quality is bad. I loaded snd_hda_intel with the headset-jack option (verified with systool -v -m snd_hda_intel) but no luck. Anybody had this problem as well and got it fixed, or any other ideas I could try out?
EDIT: So I don't know if anyone is still looking for an answer, but I got it working with hdajackretask (included in alsatools). My configuration for the Realtek ALC282 is (you need to enable the option "Show unconnected pins" for this to work):
Pin ID:0x17 Override as "Internal Speaker (back)"
Pin ID 0x19 Override as "Microphone"
Pin ID 0x1b Override as "Internal Speaker (LFE)"
I don't know if that is the correct mapping for the Pins concerning the speakers, but my microphone now works and all speakers seem active when music plays, much improved to before.
Last edited by IncredibleLaser (2014-06-15 15:45:38)
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