Hi, all:
I am the newer about PulseAudio.
When I have some time to learn it, I found that there are two ways in
volume control, which is software control and hardware control.
I can not understand these two ways.
The software way means the volume data will not be sent to the hardware?
It is
This adds support for reconfiguring channel count for sinks and sources.
Specically, this applies to passthrough formats, and is particularly of
use now while dealing with high bitrate formats. In the long run, we
will likely want to prefer automatic profile switching for the
passthrough
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Hello Tanu, Arun,
can you please have a look at the patch proposed here:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/pulseaudio-discuss/2013-April/017090.html
it fixes an error introduced with the patches to make the echo-canceller
support different sample specs for play/rec/out streams
it should be
I am Abhinav an undergraduate student from India.
I was going through your GSoC 2012 project of Configurable maximum volume
for sinks and sources .
I wanted to take up this project in GSoC 2013. Please help to know the
right approach to this project . i know C programming language and also
Hi,
I am new to PulseAudio. I am trying to make it work in an xrdp environment.
I have the following setup
1. Redhat Server running on Lenovo with i7 proc
2. N80 thin client box connected to the server on LAN (it has sound jack to
which speakers are connected)
Softwares loaded on Redhat
a.
the command I test is a loopback (just playback or capture works fine):
pacat -r -d alsa_input.platform-soc-audio.analog-stereo | pacat -p -d
alsa_output.platform-soc-audio.analog-stereo
It could be that your hardware does not let you reconfigure the input
and output independently? I am
I am trying to use the alternate sample rate feature; I have checked that
my device supports 44k1 and 48k sample rate in hardware (both for capture
and playback)
when I set primary and alternate sample rate to the same value,
everything is fine (either 48k or 44k1), however with primary 48k
p.s.: Thoughts on giving A2DP sinks the music intended role? This
will mean
all your music/movies will come out your BT headset if paired until you
manually move away, which is a pretty big change in behaviour.
How about the opposite, give hsp/hfp sink the 'voice' role and leave a2dp
for
On Tue, 2011-11-01 at 12:10 -0500, Pierre-Louis Bossart wrote:
p.s.: Thoughts on giving A2DP sinks the music intended role? This
will mean
all your music/movies will come out your BT headset if paired until you
manually move away, which is a pretty big change in behaviour.
How about the
On Tue, 2011-11-01 at 23:11 +0530, Arun Raghavan wrote:
On Tue, 2011-11-01 at 12:10 -0500, Pierre-Louis Bossart wrote:
p.s.: Thoughts on giving A2DP sinks the music intended role? This
will mean
all your music/movies will come out your BT headset if paired until you
manually move
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