Patrick Shirkey schrieb: > Hi, > > I have the pulse volume control applet running (not to be confused with > the volume control applet, btw). > > I have an onboard hda-intel which is working almost perfectly (apart > from the known issue with the headphone output not always working). > > I have the jack-sink and jack-source modules setup and apparently > running at least according to qjackctl. > > I also have a usb-audio phone for skype. > > In the pulse volume control interface... > > - I have one option for output devices: > > VOIP USB Phone > > - I have three options for input devices: > > jack source > VOIP USB Phone > HDA ATI SB - STAC92xx Analog This is indeed strange. Do you see all devices in the devices tab of the pulseaudio manager? What modules are loaded? For me it's module-alsa-sink and -source for each sound card (onboard intel and usb ua-25) so four in total. All this gets setup correctly with my standard Ubuntu install which utilises just module-hal-detect (in /etc/pulse/default.pa) to load all the aforementioned modules. Does your pulseaudio work without the jack-modules loaded? I would try this first. Note also, when you use the jack modules, jack usually grabs the soundcard exclusively so the normal pulseaudio module-alsa-... won't work for that sound card. I have a different pulseaudio config file for jack which doesn't load the module-alsa-* modules, so all sound goes over jack. You can also load and unload those modules at runtime but a different config file and restarting pulseaudio seemed easier. > If I play mplayer -ao pulse it pops up in the playback tab and if I try > to move the stream there is still only one option for VOIP USB Phone. > > If I remove the usb phone I get a Null Output in the output devices > section of the pulse audio volume applet... That's what I'd expect with your described scenario. > Cheers. > > Patrick Shirkey > Boost Hardware Ltd Hope that makes any sense. Hope it helps. Best, Burkhard _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
