Hello I posted this to the ubuntu forums but it got lost pretty quickly and this is to me, important functionality so I hope someone here might have a trick or two.
I cannot get FireFox or Rekonq to play audio through my Logitech Wireless H600 headset. I have tried setting the master channel to the headset, tests in the config are successful and audio does play, and Amarok does output to it, however if I try and listen to any flash video there's nothing. I have pushed it to the top of preferred devices, and it shows in the volume widget has the active channel. Oh, and yes the volume is turned up . The headset has its own volume switch and this is also at 0% after boot.
In windows there is a pairing tool needed to pair the headset to the USB receiver but this doesn't seem to be needed here since mangler, amarok and system tests flow through it just fine.
A new driver doesn't appear needed either.
I hope I have provided enough information regarding my issue. Any help would be much appreciated I am very new to linux and wish to never see a M$ OS on my homebox for as long as I can avoid it, but little conveniences like this are important.
I cannot get FireFox or Rekonq to play audio through my Logitech Wireless H600 headset. I have tried setting the master channel to the headset, tests in the config are successful and audio does play, and Amarok does output to it, however if I try and listen to any flash video there's nothing. I have pushed it to the top of preferred devices, and it shows in the volume widget has the active channel. Oh, and yes the volume is turned up . The headset has its own volume switch and this is also at 0% after boot.
In windows there is a pairing tool needed to pair the headset to the USB receiver but this doesn't seem to be needed here since mangler, amarok and system tests flow through it just fine.
A new driver doesn't appear needed either.
I hope I have provided enough information regarding my issue. Any help would be much appreciated I am very new to linux and wish to never see a M$ OS on my homebox for as long as I can avoid it, but little conveniences like this are important.
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