I had never heard of Pipewire until I upgraded to Kubuntu 22.04.
I'll probably mess it all up because I'm a tinkerer and wondering what the
sounds from my monitor speakers sound like. Actually the thunk strikes and
I'll put in that Fedora KDE system and try there.
Peter
On 10/03/2023 12:26,
Glad to hear that you’ve got it working Peter.
I’m not sure why sound on Linux has always been such a complicated affair.
All I know is that I’m still on the alsa+pulseaudio train and it works for
me.
On Fri, 10 Mar 2023 at 11:46, Peter Merchant
wrote:
> That worked, and started bringing up a m
That worked, and started bringing up a myriad of notifications on the bottom
right of teh screen to do with
" pasystray
New Sink "bxbxbxbxbxbxb"
also_output
"
and somehow I got to pasystray and selected my desired output and all is now
good. I have rebooted to confirm that my music
I am just working through this:
https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2022/04/pipewire-replace-pulseaudio-ubuntu-2204/
Peter
On 10/03/2023 09:23, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Peter,
Back to my main system Pavucontrol keep saying /no output devices
available/, but
aplay -l
List of PLAYBAC
Hi Peter,
> Back to my main system Pavucontrol keep saying /no output devices
> available/, but
> aplay -l
> List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
...
Does ‘systemctl status --user pulseaudio.service’ look healthy?
If you search the distro's packages, is there a PulseAudio + ALSA
packa
I would have thought it highly likely that since pipewire is now a thing,
pulseaudio would no longer be setup on any distro released in the last
couple of years.
And that’s the reason why pavucontrol doesn’t see any devices, it needs the
pipewire sink/connector/driver installed so that application
Not getting anywhere. Making -progress.
I used a different HD and put Fedora-KDE version on it so that next time my
S-in-law comes he can play on that and not muck up my system. It showed a
number of outputs and kept jumping between them until I got something up and
was able to click the radio
Hi Peter,
> Last night, when I mentioned PulseAudio, Hamish mentioned something
> else?
Yes, Pipewire.
> I think I should investigate it, as I now have no sound at all.
> Pulseaudio says it cannot find any output devices.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio might help.
--
Cheers, Ralph.
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On 05/02/17 11:55, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Tim,
Up until recently the sound output on my PC has been ok but something
has now changed
I know little about audio under Linux, but does your package manager log
every install and update so you can look to see what changed between "it
was definitel
On 04/02/17 23:57, Patrick Wigmore wrote:
On Saturday, 4 February 2017, at 23:24:23 GMT, Tim wrote:
...very bassey, very distorted. If I play a CD\mp3 through
Clementine then with the use of the inbuilt equaliser the
output is ok.
This makes me wonder whether your sound hardware is being treate
Hi Tim,
> Up until recently the sound output on my PC has been ok but something
> has now changed
I know little about audio under Linux, but does your package manager log
every install and update so you can look to see what changed between "it
was definitely working then" and "first noticed it br
On Saturday, 4 February 2017, at 23:24:23 GMT, Tim wrote:
> ...very bassey, very distorted. If I play a CD\mp3 through
> Clementine then with the use of the inbuilt equaliser the
> output is ok.
This makes me wonder whether your sound hardware is being treated
as surround sound hardware, and the
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