Gnome can't see my speakers

[squawk]

It’s completely impossible to select speakers in the quick settings.

My two speakers connected to PC with 3.5 mm jack right to the motherboard (линейный выход - family 17h (models 00h-0fh) hd audio controller)

Selecting speakers in the gnome sound settings also doesn’t change anything. It’s also impossible to test them (there must be two speakers).

If I check the “Set as default” box next to these speakers in pavucontrol, the speakers work, and sometimes I can even test them, but the checkbox in the quick settings never appears, and switching to headphones results in me being unable to turn on the speakers again. I also tried to change profile in configuration tab from analog stereo duplex to analog stereo output. doesn’t work (no check icon on the screenshot, but my speakers work in that moment)

I’ve disable auto mute in AlsaMixer, doesn’t change anything

Perhaps I could’ve called something by other names, my interface is in Russian, so there may be some difficulties in translation, my apologies

[ricklinux]

If you run alsamixer in the terminal and pres F6 and select HDA Intel/Realtek option, not HDMI.
In pavucontrol set Analog Stereo Duplex or Analog Stereo Output.

[squawk]

in my screenshot of alsamixer i didn’t select HDMI, but HD-audio something-something, pretty sure it’s my speakers

And yeah, I’ve tried switching that option in pavucontrol, didn’t help

[smokey]

I am completely guessing but I would play around and see what works, back up anything important first although in my experience this is pretty safe, just remember the defaults

[bhood42]

There is a nasty bug in gnome right now with sound.

Sound Settings doesn't play through analog audio outputs on GNOME 49 with...

For now, see if you can downgrade gnome-control-center from 49.4 back to 49.1.. the quick sound settings will still be broke, but at least you can go to settings > Sound and switch properly.

[squawk]

Great, thank you. So I’ll just wait for it to fix in the next updates