Op 23-12-2010 16:20, Colin Guthrie schreef: > 'Twas brillig, and duportail at 23/12/10 13:59 did gyre and gimble: >> I do not use padevchooser.I run a little script to set the default sink >> for each user. >> I can confirm that kde's phonon is the cause of this .If I set up a >> multi-users system with pulseaudio and several usb-audio devices and the >> users only use xfce4 desktop the sound stays ok for flash an other >> player. If they login the kde4.5 desktop,the flash sound goes to the >> first audio device.If the logout of the kde desktop and login the xfce4 >> desktop, the flash sound stays on the first sound device.If I remove >> some cache in .mozilla, .adobe and .macromedia, I can set the sound for >> this user and xfce4 back in order. >> Is there a way to disable this phonon? > I guess I'm not going to be able to convince you to do it the right way > huh? Ahh well, I tried :( > > You can disable the routing done under KDE by editing the file: > /usr/bin/start-pulseaudio-kde > > It's a bash script. Simply change "do_routing=1" to "do_routing=0". > > This will mean the KDE UI's wont work (they will let you prioritise > things, but this configuration will simply have no effect. > > Col > > > I am working on your ACL solution. However, the users cannot acces pulse or volume settings anyway. I also found some solution:if the user is logged in and do in konsole: pulseaudio -k and than pulseaudio -D The flash sound and other players get's ok. Just need to automate this,because users don't have access to cli Guy
