--- On Fri, 9/19/08, Rahul Sundaram <sundaram@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Tried to play sound as new user and it failed :(,
> however, I logged out and logged back in as my original
> account and tried playing as root user and it worked. I
> exited root account and then tried playing and it worked. I
> will keep an eye on this and if it fails, I might consider
> to write a bug report, however the question will be against
> which package?
> >
>
> That is somewhat complicated to figure out. I would suggest
> filing it
> against pulseaudio and the maintainer can ressign it if it
> is not a
> problem.
>
> Rahul
>
> Ps: Your mail client is not doing line wraps properly.(damn yahoo and sorry :( )
Okay, I am getting closer to find out what is wrong. When I start the system, I check the volume settings and they are off(at zero). I log in the other account and I see that the sound is muted :(, I unmute it and log back into my normal account and sound works :). I don't remember exactly that alsactl was deprecated, and salsa might have been as well. Maybe udev takes care of this. The culprit is not pulseaudio.
I am using KDE on my regular account and on the other account GNOME and I can see the volume control in GNOME, but not in KDE. How are sound settings saved now that there is no alsactl or salsa to save them?
Thanks,
Antonio
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