I've never seen such high values though, my headphones (32 ohm boses I got free from a friend) and my speakers ( jensen's) are both more typical. Your 150 ohm speakers should be quieter than your beyerdynamics, if they really are 80 ohm. I'm really suprised if this isn't a problem in windows - but I wish you good luck~!
Realtek alc1150 ohms Pc#
You might not want to do that, but a pre-made 'pre-amp' between your PC and your headphones might get the job done for around $50. If alsamixer doesn't show your chipset, hit f6 and see if it displays it as an option there.Īs a last resort, as an electrical engineer, I would build an external amplifier with two lm386 IC's, which can be made for around $30 in parts at radio shack prices, and at digi-key prices, possibly $10 or less. My sound card is an Audigy 2, so I can't help much with realtek, but try entering alsamixer and checking that center, pcm, pcm center, pcm front, etc are all at 100%. If it really works fine in windows, and you don't just have VLC's volume set past 100%, then you could possibly try installing pavucontrol if you use pulseaudio and check if the levels are maxed in there. How come linux gets so confused? It's almost as if it believes the line out port is all of the other ports except for line out. I'd rather not though as Windows doesn't output anything at all when not using line out, and there are times where linux too won't output to anything but line out. In a way, the issue is resolved since if I use any other ports than the line out, the sound is working like it should. Using the line out port, green one, works from time to time, but more often than not, using any of the other ports will output the what you'd expect from line out. I'm running Arch.Īfter thinking it was solved, the issue came back but I believe I have more of an understanding of the issue now. If I set the volume to 150%, the sound gets too saturated and distorted.
Pulseaudio settings are set to 100%, and every slider in the alsamixer are set to 100% too. On Windows this issue isn't present at all, and is almost a little too loud on 100%. I can listen to it, but it's almost as if I'm on 10% of max volume.
Realtek alc1150 ohms pro#
I recently replaced my broken Sennheiser PC350 to a Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 80 Ohm headphones and I've encountered a really annoying issue.
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