Hello, not sure if this is the correct section to put this in but I installed linux on a Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 4. And I installed the game “Geometry Dash” The audio doesn’t come put of the speakers and I’m confused on how to fix it.
Do you have no audio in general, or just no audio when you play games?
I have audio just not when I play games not sure if its specific to steam.
And if this helps my friend who installed it for me just wants me to add that its a bluebird board running manjaro linux specifically.
That sounds like a Manjaro/Arch issue. I don’t use Manjaro, so I don’t know how to help, sorry.
I can give you some (very) general advice: check out the ArchWiki page for Steam, and ask on the Manjaro forums.
Okay, thank you for at least trying
This used to happen to me. I think what fixed it is using pipewire instead of pulseaudio. It should work if you install Fedora 38 or Fedora 39. Maybe u can even switch to pipewire on Manjaro without installing a different OS.
Yes try pipewire with wireplumber. My audio script will increase the headroom which fixes issues like this. I assume it’s caused by too much audio data for the system to handle at once, since giving it time to catch up seems to fix the issue.
Hey roert,
I know this thread is old, but I’m having the same issue, so I thought I’d share what worked for me.
First, check if your sound is muted or if the volume is really low. Also, make sure the output is set to the speakers in your settings. Sometimes Linux picks the wrong device for audio.
If that doesn’t fix it, try this:
- Open the terminal on your Chromebook.
- Type this:
bash
pulseaudio -k
pulseaudio --start
This should reset the sound system.
Also, make sure everything is updated, especially the drivers. Sometimes Linux doesn’t automatically find everything it needs for audio.
If the problem is only with Geometry Dash, check the game’s audio settings to make sure sound isn’t turned off.
By the way, if you’re into Geometry Dash, check out GeoDash.org. It’s a great site to play the game and its spin-offs, and you can play unblocked versions too.
Hope this helps, and let me know if you get it working!
U can try lutris and toogle the option “reduce pulseaudio latency” on it solved my problem on any linux. I have tried Ubuntu, Mint, Arch linux, Garuda, Manjaro, Cachy.