> @David: If you like I'll push the fix to Debian testing. That's
probably the cleanest way to also get it into Ubuntu, isn't it?
Sounds like a plan, thanks!
Not sure if we sync from Debian unstable or Debian testing these days,
but I assume you upload the fix to both. That will bring it into uto
Hi cschramm and thanks for looking at this bug!
How do you think we should proceed to release a fix/workaround? Should
we just upload the code that disables the module unload, or do you have
a better suggestion?
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> > Sorry: IndentationError: expected an indented block (PulseAudio.py, line
> > 235)
> Oops, then I screwed up. Please do not use the package.
This should now be fixed. A new package is currently building in the
ppa.
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> Sorry: IndentationError: expected an indented block (PulseAudio.py,
line 235)
Oops, then I screwed up. Please do not use the package.
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Thanks Sebastian! Based on what was written in the github report, I've
just commented out the module unloading that blueman does, built the
result and put it in a ppa here:
https://launchpad.net/~diwic/+archive/bluemantest
It is possible that blueman messes with more stuff so that just
commenting
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Well, since the Linux kernel and PulseAudio both are in main and officially
supported, but blueman is not, and one of the problems seems to be that blueman
unloads module-bluetooth-discover,
how well do things work *without* blueman?
I e, uninstall blueman and reboot and see how well the headset
@Colum, thanks - from the log we can see that module-bluetooth-discover
is unloaded manually. The program unloading it is "python2.7" which
unfortunately does not tell us exactly from where this comes, just that
it is some software written in python...
May 13 19:58:09 gaynor-F1-22PTV1 pulseaudio[2
@Colum, thanks. Could you try the following:
edit /etc/pulse/default.pa and above the line that says "### Automatically load
driver modules for Bluetooth hardware", add a line with this text:
set-log-level 4
Reboot your computer and confirm that the bug is still present. Then do a
grep pulseaudi
> Could you please consider to reverse the status back from
'INCOMPLETE' to 'CONFIRMED' (again).
I will do so for PulseAudio if I get the requested information, which
is:
"if you can verify that module-bluetooth-discover is indeed *not* loaded (i e
does not show up in "pactl list modules"), hope
> Apr 29 09:06:52 Voyager kernel: [ 2013.010319] Bluetooth: re-auth of legacy
> device is not possible.
> Apr 29 09:06:55 Voyager bluetoothd[716]: Protocol not supported (93)
This indeed looks like the kernel is at fault. I don't know much
bluetooth (I'm more into the audio side of things), so
Ok, so this is several bugs in one then...
> pulseaudio[1928]: [pulseaudio] module-bluetooth-device.c: Failed to
acquire transport /org/bluez/716/hci0/dev_00_0C_55_D1_91_ED/fd0
For this error, if it appears when you're trying to switch to the
headset, it looks like something on the bluez side. L
Ok, I first did a quick test here and my BT headset paired, showed up in
sound settings, worked as usual, and profile was selectable. So at least
the problem is not *that* generic.
Anyway, module-bluetooth-discover is loaded from /etc/pulse/default.pa,
which is run every time pulseaudio starts. If
Yup, got that too. It's fixed in systemd 204-5ubuntu17.
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Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
Execute "gnome-session-quit --reboot" and notice a "Log out" dialog.
Expected a "Reboot" dialog.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: gnome-session-bin 3.9.90-0ubuntu12
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.13.0-22.44-generic 3.13.8
Uname: Linux
Public bug reported:
I first successfully burned two big files to a DVD. I then removed one
of the files and added a third file in its place. When trying to burn
the second DVD, I noticed that the four options were suddenly gone (see
screenshot).
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Packa
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> Anyway. Any of those things sound like a good plan?
Answered in private
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So, I installed the stuff from my own ppa, in the hope that it would
also crash and so I could track the problem down. Unfortunately, it
didn't, it ran as good as always.
In addition, the pactl list command does not show anything really out of
the ordinary. I was expecting it to show a multi-sourc
I had a quick look at the pactl list output and noticed the following
things:
1) You seem to be running the cinnamon desktop. This usually shouldn't
matter; but in this case actually it can. So I'm wondering if this is
also reproducible from a clean Live-CD of, well, saucy/trusty at this
point, an
Sorry for not getting back to you - I'm currently quite busy with some
other urgent issues that might take a few days - feel free to ping me
next week if I have not responded before then. Thanks for your patience.
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Ok, now pushed to https://launchpad.net/~diwic/+archive/temp - once it has
finished building, please test it and let me know how it goes.
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> The sound is routed through the external soundcard when plugged in
If this is an external USB card, that is not the default behavior. I
wonder what's causing these streams to go there in the first place.
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Assignee: (unassigned) => David Henningsson (diwic)
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Here's a patch that I think will fix it, but it's completely untested.
Can you apply patches and recompile yourself, or do you want me to set
up a ppa for you? And if so, what distro version should the ppa target?
** Patch added:
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We seem to get stuck in an infinite loop of:
gvc_mixer_control_set_default_source at gvc-mixer-control.c:357
active_input_update at gvc-mixer-dialog.c:746
on_input_selection_changed at gvc-mixer-dialog.c:1505
gvc_mixer_control_change_input at gvc-mixer-control.c:681
gvc_mixer_control_set_default_s
About PulseAudio, S/PDIF ac3 output:
PulseAudio does not ship an ac3 encoder by default (I believe it is for patent
reasons).
As such there is no way we can output ac3 in speaker test dialog (and we don't
ship pre-encoded 5.1 sample wavs either).
As for passthrough support, should be working f
Hi Strelok,
Thanks for finding the patch, I've submitted a merge proposal which I hope will
be reviewed soon.
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Hi and thanks for the research,
It looks like this is fixed in Ubuntu 13.10 (I verified by looking at
the source), so I'm closing this bug as fix released.
(If you would like this to be pushed into 13.04, you need to follow the
procedures for stable release updates, but the question is how much
s
Closing as invalid due to the lack of responses to the last comment.
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Hi,
So far there have been no responses to comment #30. If anybody wants to
work with me - and have the time necessary to run tests etc - feel free
to start there. If not, I'm closing this bug, because there isn't more I
can do at this point.
Thanks.
** Summary changed:
- [soundnua]: hdmi audi
Hi, I'm closing this bug now, because nobody ever showed any screenshot
or similar (of the sound settings GUI) where "IEC958" was showing. Feel
free to reopen if you provide such screenshot, preferrably under the
latest release of Ubuntu.
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Status: Incomplet
Ok, I can't reproduce it either.
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@Raymond, please don't pollute this bug with other bugs. Thanks.
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** Description changed:
As you can see on the attached screenshot, there ar
Public bug reported:
As you can see on the attached screenshot, there are two identical
checkboxes both saying "Use your mobile phone as a network device
(PAN/NAP)". I expected either just one checkbox, or some additional
description telling what the difference between them are.
This happened aft
Ok, let's look again at this bug.
First, unfortunately bug 1169984 made it into the 13.04 release, which
hits many machines with HDMI audio. So any problems in 13.04 is likely
to be bug 1169984.
Second, there is a patch "ALSA: hda - hdmi: Make jacks phantom, if
they're not detectable" that hopefu
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1169761
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Do you think it would be better to change them all to "Digital" instead?
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I think one of the strings got fixed in 13.04. Please confirm/deny if
this is still a problem, e g by taking a screenshot in 13.04 where you
still can see "iec958" in the sound settings.
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Steps to reproduce:
1) Start totem
2) Tell totem to start streaming
http://diwic.se/music/Diwic%20-%20Fyra%20flinka.ogg
3) Totem buffers for a second or two
4) Then, during about four seconds
- the last (!) four seconds of the song is played
- the "current position" bar
Oh, and btw, the "ubuntu-bug totem" symptom files bugs towards
gstreamer0.10, but I believe it would be more correct to file them
against 1.0...
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It would be nice to have speaker, headphone and mic icons instead of
just the audio-card icon shown in Sound Settings today.
We need the following things:
* PulseAudio 3.0 [Check, released in Raring]
* Gnome-control-center patch: [here:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~diwic/g
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=693654
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Tried upstreaming this to gnome, but bugzilla.gnome.org seems down. Will
try again later.
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Quick fix tested and working in 12.04.
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To
Quick fix (untested) : http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~diwic/gnome-control-
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I can replicate this under both 12.04 and 12.10.
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Here's the commit for reference.
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tiwai/sound.git;a=commit;h=54c2a89f60fd71b924d0f848ac892442951401a6
So yes, it should definitiely in 3.5 based kernels. It must be something
different. Could you start output that is broken (i e to both HDMI and
speakers),
Thanks for your assistance. To be honest, I'm a little surprised that it
happened. Did it disappear on both input and output tabs? If it's still
around on the other tab, maybe you can use that tab to work around the
bug and switch profile there.
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I remember fixing a kernel bug that could cause this behavior. Are you running
the latest kernel (3.2.0-34), and if not, could you try it and see if it is
fixed?
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I want to fix this for 13.04 / Gnome 3.8.
Anyway, should this happen again, it's easier to fix from the
pavucontrol application than tdbtools.
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Infinite loop of:
on_control_active_input_update -> active_input_update ->
gtk_tree_selection_select_iter -> signal ("changed", on treeview) ->
on_input_selection_changed -> gvc_mixer_control_change_input ->
gvc_mixer_control_set_default_source -> signal (ACTIVE_INPUT_UPDATE) ->
on_control_active_
Public bug reported:
While calling Arun, a gstreamer/pulseaudio hacker, the call fails with
an error message. /usr/lib/empathy/empathy-call shows the errors below.
According to Arun, this is due to empathy linking against gstreamer
0.10, but also against some other library, which in turn links aga
Hi Erik and thanks for your patch!
Could you give a good test example on how to reproduce the crash? This
is going to be necessary if you want it to reach a stable release of
Ubuntu. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates for details.
** Changed in: gst-plugins-good0.10 (Ubuntu)
@Simon, I have taken a deeper look at the pactl list you submitted in
comment #28 and just realized the problem is more complex than expected.
I thought the problem was related to not being able to select the right
combination of input and output, that the output was changed when you changed
inp
@Simon, everything but "Off" (in either direction) should be supported
by gnome sound settings. Last UDS we decided that the Off profile should
be supported too, but nobody has implemented it yet.
Is there a full duplex profile you still can't set with an 12.04
installation and all updates install
@Simon, unfortunately Conor has been assigned to other tasks. But I
thought that the fix I did in comment #26 was released into Ubuntu
12.04, is this not the case?
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To
I've lost track of which trees we use to generate sound-nua, but here's
the patch I sent upstream. I should see if it applies directly to us as
well.
** Patch added: "0001-sound-Fix-default-selection-on-startup.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1060143/
Public bug reported:
Sometimes there is only one item, but for some reason it is not
selected. Might be related to
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=682592
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Importance: Undecided
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I doubt what's happening automatically on unplug/replug is an "X
restart", since that kills your current session and brings you back to
login. Anyway maybe the same thing can be triggered from the catalyst
application somehow?
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> I am not sure what you mean about seeing it in sound settings. In
Mythbutu this is Frontend/Setup/Audio
I mean, in the Gnome control center. Unless Mythbuntu is running Gnome,
you're likely suffering from something different compared to the
original bug reporter.
Anyway; when you plug your cabl
@Peter, looking at the last part of the log:
Sep 26 07:52:57 lounge-tv kernel: [ 16.265760] Diwic: hdmi_unsol_event, res =
0x401
Sep 26 07:52:57 lounge-tv kernel: [ 16.265785] Diwic: read_pin_sense for pin
0x3, result = 0x
Sep 26 07:52:57 lounge-tv kernel: [ 16.267171] Diwic: h
Temporary patch, will clean it up. Just so you know what I put in the
dkms.
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Hi!
While working with a colleague today I discovered a bug that could make
the device disappear after S3 suspend/resume. Maybe it is related?
In that process I also made a debug dkms with the fix in, and some debug
messages (prefixed with "Diwic" in the dmesg log).
Here it is. Does it help?
*
Sorry for the delay - I've been on vacation.
I can confirm that with -0.4 I can select digital duplex (by selecting
digital out and digital in) and with -0.3 I can't do that.
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> does the patch fix the bug which cannot select analog mono duplex in
unity but can select in gnome?
It should, yes.
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For reference, the output of "pactl list". It's the Built-In Audio card
("HDA ATI SB") I'm referring to in the bug report.
** Description changed:
How to reproduce:
- 1) Go to output tab and select "Digital Output (S/PDIF)"
- 2) Go to input tab and select "iec958-digital-input"
- 3) Go back
** Description changed:
- More information to come
+ How to reproduce:
+ 1) Go to output tab and select "Digital Output (S/PDIF)"
+ 2) Go to input tab and select "iec958-digital-input"
+ 3) Go back to output tab, notice that "Digital Output (S/PDIF)" is no longer
selected.
+
ProblemType:
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How to reproduce:
1) Go to output tab and select "Digital Output (S/PDIF)"
2) Go to input tab and select "iec958-digital-input"
3) Go back to output tab, notice that "Digital Output (S/PDIF)" is no longer
selected.
More info:
When selecting "Digital Output (S/PDIF)", sou
Thanks for testing. Can you select the right profile with the
pavucontrol application? If not, this is actually a pulseaudio problem
rather than a problem with the sound settings UI.
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Hi Simon!
I've been working on a fix for your problem, that we're considering
releasing as an 12.04. Can you test it first to make sure it resolves
your problem?
(It won't give you any "Off" profiles, but the rest of the profiles
should be selectable)
I'm assuming you're running a 64 bit system.
This makes the input side look like the output side, so I think it's the
correct solution, but you might want to double-check with cjcurran.
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Ok, the problem is likely in the sound settings UI then, thanks!
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Have you tried actually plugging something in? The new sound settings
will not show things if they are not available.
Or is it an internal microphone that does not show up?
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[meta-bug] Invalid extra "Digital output S/PDIF" device for USB cards
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This seems to be a bug in the profile get/set in the sound settings UI.
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This bug is about the right pane being insensitive if you first have no
inputs at all, and then add an input while sound settings are running.
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This could be a duplicate of bug 946232. Could you please provide alsa-info for
your computer, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/AlsaInfo ?
Thanks.
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Status: In Progress => Incomplete
** Package changed: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) => pulseaudi
I can confirm that the bug is fixed in the proposed version of gnome-
control-center 1:3.4.1-0ubuntu2.
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Part a) now upstreamed as
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=674925
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Okay, I've now been able to fix the bug that causes the running streams not to
be moved when the default source is changed.
>From looking at the code, it seems to be an upstream bug as well, and might
>not be a regression for us - if so, it's strange nobody has cared about it
>until now.
The cod
Hmm, if you set the profile to "Analog stereo output", that explicitly
turns *off* all inputs for that sound card, so recording won't work
(unless you record in some program that bypasses pulseaudio, but that
shouldn't be the case here).
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...and I have also verified the problem with two different 12.04
installations.
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Steps to reproduce:
1) Connect a USB headset so you have at least two sound card inputs
2) Start your favorite recording program - I've tested with both audacity and
mumble
3) Make sure this recording program is set to record from pulseaudio and start
recording
4) Open gnom
Thanks. Can you edit /usr/share/alsa/cards/USB-Audio.conf, scroll down
to the "USB-Audio.pcm.iec958_device" section and add the following line:
"Sennheiser USB headset" 999
(including quotes)
...just above the similar "Logitech USB Headset" 999 line. Notice that
your headset is spelled w
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Public bug reported:
Ctrl-PgUp/PgDn can be used for switching between tabs in most gtk user
interfaces, but in soundnua this does not work correctly: it also takes
the focus away from the tab control itself (and selecting something
inside the tab?), so you can't use it to cycle between tabs quickl
Could you please run this command: apport-collect 974963
...to be able to help you I need to know more about your hardware (graphics
card, driver, etc) and running that command will attach that information to
this bug. Please run the command when your system is in the state where hdmi
audio shou
Hi,
can you provide the output of this terminal command, please:
"cat /proc/asound/cards"
Thanks!
** Project changed: pulseaudio => alsa-lib
** Changed in: alsa-lib
Status: New => Incomplete
** Project changed: alsa-lib => alsa-lib (Ubuntu)
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I meant to change all user visible occurrences of IEC958 to S/PDIF as
the latter would be a more well known / user friendly name for end
users.
Sorry if I missed some spot, but as we're way past string freeze, I
doubt there is anything we can do about it now?
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@Guy Taylor, as a workaround you can use the "pavucontrol" application,
available in the repositories as the "pavucontrol" package.
@Seb128, looking from the stack trace, it does not look like
PulseAudio's client API is involved in the infinite recursion. I'm
marking this as invalid for PulseAudio
I will fix this shortly, but we can't upload a new version until the
beta2 freeze is over. Thanks for the cooperation!
** Package changed: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) => pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => In Progress
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Aha. I think it should be
required = ignore
instead of
required-any = ignore
I should probably fix PulseAudio to make "required-any = ignore" work as
well here.
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