Michael Schwendt wrote:
... Here's a Test Update for F9 waiting to be pushed into the
updates-testing repository: ...
Sweet!
I can't test inputs ATM, but playback works perfectly on F9, with either
the "ALSA: default" or "ALSA: pulse" settings.
The three other available settings
ALSA: HDA NVidia: ALC861 Digital (hw:0,1)
ALSA: iec958
ALSA: spdif
don't give any audio output.
The last one, I understand. The other two are mysterious.
I've had problems fairly consistently with previous versions (from the
F9 repos) not finding a suitable output device. It seemed to be some
conflict with media players in the browser (Flash player maybe?): if I
shut down the browser and restarted audacity, it would show a different
set of output devices and I could usually find one that worked.
Can anyone point to a good overview of how the various pieces of
Fedora's current audio support fit together? Especially pulseaudio and
gstreamer, and how to configure/control them.
I can't even guess how to use the various mixers and audio settings,
because I don't have a clear idea what does what. I realize things are
still evolving--maybe it's clearer in F10.
<Joe
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