Realtek ALC882 CODEC HD-Audio

[provision]

Hi!

I have this card integrated on my motherboard, I compiled to the kernel, it works, except 2 very important thing:

-the card automatically recognize when you plug a cable in (windows), now there is no such thing in linux, it works only as 2.1

-sometimes it generate loud noise when i use vlc

Anyone made all audio channel, at least 5.1 work with this cardin linux? And if yes then how. I just downloaded the official realtek driver.

cat realtek-linux-audiopack-4.06a/Readme.txt |more

The source code copy from Advanced Linux Sound Architecture - ALSA. ver:3.3-4
Linux Source Code for ALC audio codec
Support Codec list:
...

I don't think it worth time to try, must be the same as in alsa.

[provision]

Since I read some forum like
Still no sound with HDA Intel - Chip Realtek ALC882 [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums
about realtek driver flaws I decided to disable the card and use my blaster. For those who want to try here is a good start:

When you plug a cable in and select what output channel will that be in windows, I think permanently saved somewhere, so those who don't get any sound basically just have a wrong connector/channel settings but the card driver itself work. So you should work about it how to assign these in linux. Hope it helped. If you have a dual boot box then it gotta easier to play with this stuff.