pulseaudio cannot prevent other applications from hogging the sound
device after it has released them because of idle timeout.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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pulse audio null output
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Please don't change status because someone has Asterisk installed due of
getting error. I didn't have Asterisk and I still had this error. Please
someone with same error test it with Lucid Live CD instead. If it works
now, we could close this bug.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status:
Asterisk issue as pointed out in previous comment
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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same issue here
for me it was a conflict with asterisk (which is started early as system
service); it blocks the sound card so pulseaudio cannot grab the card
I found out what was going on by
pulseaudio -k
pulseaudio -vvv
which indicated that the sound card couldn't be opened
and then I figu
This also have bitten me in Karmic Koala with recent updates
(09-06-2009). Haven't tried clean install yet, but this can cause
serious trouble for inexperienced user.
Sound card Intel HDA.
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I still have problems with that.
None of the workarounds I found worked for me!
All the privileges are marked for my user account, I am in every group related
to pulse and audio in /etc/group...
I figured out that, *sometimes*, when I boot from another version of the
kernel, the sound works fine
Thanks for your bug report and solution. I had the same issue and spent
a long time trying to figure it out before I found this!
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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well
it seems that the problem is solved after enabling "use sound devices" in users
privileges settings and rebooting
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Also in OSS the sound device is correctly recognized, but not
functioning
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This is the screenshot of sound preferences
as I can see the sound device is recognized in ALSA
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** Attachment added: "Screenshot-Volume Control: Playback: Null Output
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