I just gave up and got me a Asus Xonar sound card and disabled the onboard. Works a treat!
The longer I worked with it, the more I got convinced it's a crappy chip. Even in Windows 10 it doesn't work properly - sometimes the volume levels are ignored or attached to different outputs than they should be.
Also, when I started Ubuntu 16.04 once, I needed to completely shut down the computer - if I just reboot to Windows it will also not work in Windows. After a shut down it usually works again.
I have no clue what this chip is doing and how it's interacting with the driver on Linux, but it's bad. Very bad.
I just gave up and got me a Asus Xonar sound card and disabled the onboard. Works a treat!
The longer I worked with it, the more I got convinced it's a crappy chip. Even in Windows 10 it doesn't work properly - sometimes the volume levels are ignored or attached to different outputs than they should be.
Also, when I started Ubuntu 16.04 once, I needed to completely shut down the computer - if I just reboot to Windows it will also not work in Windows. After a shut down it usually works again.
I have no clue what this chip is doing and how it's interacting with the driver on Linux, but it's bad. Very bad.