Charlie wrote: > I would like to say that Pulseaudio is a great project. It is nice to be > able to run two different streams with each one going to a separate device. > > > It took awhile but I finally got my usb headset to work. It was as > simple as right clicking on the output stream in padevchooser and > choosing usb headset. DOH! hehe! I ended up tinkering a lot before I found the way to direct audio to my USB headset using padevchooser point and click! > > My wish: > i would like to see a drop down menu for each output stream with the > devices listed and a Make Default option. I never would have thought to > right click on the streams to make this choice. Thanks to Ubuntu forums > for that trick. Guess the GUI can be more intuitive but for me, when I think about it, I'm used to historically dig down into the config files etc to get things working in the linux world. I was poking around low level rather then looking at the obvious place in the proper Pulse Audio GUI. The Pulse audio framework simply offers a level of convenience that historically has not been available in the Linux world. Ove > > I am not running the latest version so I don't know if this suggestion > has been implemented. > Thanks to the devs for such a great app. > any thoughts on 4d audio like astound sound? <http://genaudioinc.com/> > Charlie > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > pulseaudio-discuss mailing list > pulseaudio-discuss at mail.0pointer.de > https://tango.0pointer.de/mailman/listinfo/pulseaudio-discuss -- Ove Everlid MySQL Senior Systems Architect Mobile: +46706662363 Office: +4618174410 (Time Zone MET) Skype handle: oveeve
