Correction
For me it was hw:1,3 not hw:1,0.
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Posts by Yaye
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A correction is necessary here:
The correct setting for my system is "hw:0,3" not "HW:0,3"
Using caps for the hw causes the setting to be ignored with no displayed error. It's unclear to me if "plughw" would work as well but since I have it working I'll not mess with it.
Thanks for posting this. I spent a lot of time reinstalling Chrome and fiddling with the Audio settings before finding this solution. For me it was hw:1,0 since that is the nvidia video card with HDMI output. The onboard audio card is 0. Putting plughw:1,3 no longer works (well not for me).
