As an unsatisfying work around you can change the sound-volume with e.g. alsamixer (from alsa-utils). Therein you can tune the volume of 'line' or 'cd', depending where you connected the sound-output of your tv-card but changing sound volume from within tvtime is broken!
The best way to solve this is one adds direct alsa-support to tvtime. Until that happens, I hope the ubuntu devs and sound engineers will reconsider their decision to completely terminate alsa-oss emulation since OSSp (thought/intended as successor) does not (yet) work for this kind of hardware-constalation.
This annoys me too. It has been decided to stop support for alsa OSS-emulation from within the kernel without offering a viable alternative for exactly this application. /answers. edge.launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +source/ linux-meta/ +question/ 121773
Read this: https:/
As an unsatisfying work around you can change the sound-volume with e.g. alsamixer (from alsa-utils). Therein you can tune the volume of 'line' or 'cd', depending where you connected the sound-output of your tv-card but changing sound volume from within tvtime is broken! constalation.
The best way to solve this is one adds direct alsa-support to tvtime. Until that happens, I hope the ubuntu devs and sound engineers will reconsider their decision to completely terminate alsa-oss emulation since OSSp (thought/intended as successor) does not (yet) work for this kind of hardware-