Hi Will, >>> >>> <name> is anything (it's an identifier in case you want to have multiple >>> audiodevs). For backend you probably want to use `coreaudio` on a Mac (sdl >>> might be available too, I'm not sure, see the list under the -audiodev >>> option). So something like this: >>> >>> -audiodev coreaudio,id=audio0 -machine pcspk-audiodev=audio0
I expected you have working audio playback with these qemu command line arguments. To exclude a problem with your guest please run 'Day 1 - F-Bird' from the QEMU Advent Calendar 2018. I know this program uses the pc speaker. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Zoltan >> Hi Zoltan, >> >> Thanks for the hint. I tried it and I didn't get any error, but I also don't >> get any speaker sounds. How do I troubleshoot. I've got the monitor open and >> I don't see any errors. Is coreaudio something native to my mac, or >> something I need to install/configure and is audio0 the usual default >> device? Sorry if this sounds newbieish. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Will > I spoke to soon. As soon as I quit the monitor, an error was displayed: > > coreaudio: Could not lock voice for audioDeviceIOProc > Reason: Invalid argument Did this error message appear after you typed quit in the monitor? Then it's a bug in the qemu coreaudio shutdown routine and you can ignore this message. With best regards, Volker
