Re: 100% made in Linux: 5 tracks demo

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On 10/02/2012 10:52 PM, Dan MacDonald wrote:
Hi David!

On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 9:34 AM, david<gnome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
Well, would be nice to hear it, but when I allow scripts from the two sites
involved and start it playing, I hear nothing. That's because my silly web
browser only uses the internal sound card for sound - and the sound card
doesn't work. So I have to DOWNLOAD any music on the web that I want to
listen to, so I can play it through my external sound card. But your
Soundcloud doesn't allow downloading. I have FF10 on Debian Sid.

Sounds like you have an external audio device too from the way you
worded that and I presume you must use JACK being on this list so why
not install libflashsupport, start JACK on your external device then
run FF?

http://jackaudio.org/routing_flash

Another idea just occurred to me. Since the built-in hardware doesn't work, if I blacklist the Intel sound modules, the default audio device should become the USB sound card, right?

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