Sam Varshavchik writes:
Ian Malone writes:On 28 November 2013 16:11, Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > After just installing a new Windows 7 guest, I was surprised to hear some > scratchy audio, from Windows, when it booted. > > I never had any luck getting any audio from guest VMs. I have a different,> existing Windows 7 VM that's not producing any audio, on a different laptop.> > So now that, apparently, in F19 you can have audio passthrough from guest> VMs, anyone knows what knobs need to be tweaked on an existing VM, to enable> audio passthrough? Or, maybe it's hardware specific, and depends on audio > hardware capabilities. > Not sure how you'd do it at the command line, but in the virtual machine manager check you have a "Sound" entry in the machine devices list (the 'i' tab). If not there, sound should be an entry in 'add hardware'. The default seems to be ich6.I have this entry on the VM, already. I'm still not getting any audio passthrough from this VM.
This really got my goat, so I wasted some time comparing the two VMs.After reconfiguring the Display emulation to "Spice", and Video emulation to "QXL", audio started working. Go figure.
Also, in the XML config file, I manually changed machine to "pc-i440fx-1.4", dunno if it makes any difference, or not.
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