On 2022.03.25 12:16, Peter Humphrey wrote:
Have you also tried using a different browser?
I haven't mentioned it before, but whenever I restart PA I get a plain window announcing something like "Audio Adapter Y247A. Analog audio". It only exists for a second or so and I haven't been able to capture it in a screen shot. It isn't a standard KDE window, or at least it has no colours or window decorations.
On 3/26/22 07:12, Peter Humphrey wrote:
I haven't mentioned it before, but whenever I restart PA I get a plain window
announcing something like "Audio Adapter Y247A. Analog audio". It only exists
for a second or so and I haven't been able to capture it in a screen shot. It
isn't a standard KDE window, or at least it has no colours or window decorations.
I have also see that and have assumed it's from pulseaudio, showing its default sound device.
I haven't mentioned it before, but whenever I restart PA I get a plain window announcing something like "Audio Adapter Y247A. Analog audio". It only exists for a second or so and I haven't been able to capture it in a screen shot. It isn't a standard KDE window, or at least it has no colours or window decorations.
<br></div><pre>On 3/26/22 07:12, Peter Humphrey wrote:<br>> I haven't mentioned it before, but whenever I restart PA I get a plain window
Just a shot in the dark, but is alsasound service starting correctly?
On Saturday, 26 March 2022 15:14:11 GMT ny6p01 wrote:
Just a shot in the dark, but is alsasound service starting correctly?
It doesn't run at all, not even while I'm listening after restarting PA. I have alsa-lib, alsa-topology-conf, alsa-ucm-conf and alsa-plugins installed, but 'ps -ax | grep alsa' finds nothing. Also, I have no alsasound service.
I assume that PA doesn't need a running alsa process to function.
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Regards,
Peter.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 10:02 AM Peter Humphrey <peter@prh.myzen.co.uk>wrote:
On Saturday, 26 March 2022 15:14:11 GMT ny6p01 wrote:
Just a shot in the dark, but is alsasound service starting correctly?
It doesn't run at all, not even while I'm listening after restarting PA. I have alsa-lib, alsa-topology-conf, alsa-ucm-conf and alsa-plugins installed, but 'ps -ax | grep alsa' finds nothing. Also, I have no alsasound service.
I assume that PA doesn't need a running alsa process to function.
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Regards,
Peter.
PA might not (or doesn't - my system has no alsa processes) need alsa processes but it almost certainly using Alsa drivers.
lsmod | grep snd
lsmod | sound
However those depend on what you build as modules vs hard code into
your kernel.
ls /proc/asound would give you a view into what function, if any, alsa is performing.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2022 at 6:29 AM JackI only seen "unavailable" for one device - a set of Bluetooth noise
<ostroffjh@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
On 3/26/22 07:12, Peter Humphrey wrote:plain window
I haven't mentioned it before, but whenever I restart PA I get a
only existsannouncing something like "Audio Adapter Y247A. Analog audio". It
screen shot. Itfor a second or so and I haven't been able to capture it in a
windowisn't a standard KDE window, or at least it has no colours or
decorations.
I have also see that and have assumed it's from pulseaudio, showingits
default sound device.
Generically, isn't this what's shown in the PA Volume Control,
Configuration tab, in the profile pulldown for the USB audio device?
I have 3 devices. Most options in the profile pulldowns say
"(unavailable)" . I've never explored why.
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