This topic is for Pulseaudio and to report that it doesn't work in Intrepid. Not out of the box, anyway.
I wish people/users would stop claiming it did.
I wish people/users would stop claiming it did.
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Re: Pulseaudio
If a particular user says it does, then it does - for them. All you can correctly say, is that it doesn't work for you.Originally posted by kbuntWindows no longer obstructs my view.
Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
"It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes -
Re: Pulseaudio
I don't believe them.Comment
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Re: Pulseaudio
Hey, if you care to know, I might have made some progress.
It DOES need configuring like I said. But, I am over that now.
I finally found 'Kuser' and I added the user (myself) and pulse to the groups, pulse, pulse-rt and pulse-access.
I then created the "/etc/asound.conf" file and added text so it looks now like this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
I have noticed some 'pulseaudio 'how-to's' have more text than that and maybe that is needed? I am not sure but the volume meter 'bars' move when I play audio so does that indicate it's working?
I am leaving it for now until I discover whether I need to add to the 'asound.conf' file.
I hope that may help anyone else who has any trouble with configuring pulseaudio. Then again, they'll probably be able to find 'KUser!' :-/Comment
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Re: Pulseaudio
Hello, if someone could please....:
Provide the KDE / KDE 4 equivalent of:
System -> Preferences -> Sound (I assume this is Ubuntu/Gnome-based)
System/Preferences/Sound. In the Devices section, ensure that all "Sound playback" options are set to Autodetect. Set the "Sound capture" item to "PulseAudio". Close the application when you're finished.Comment
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