Fixed in maverick. Not much hope for lucid at this point, though. :(
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Same thing hapend to me. I upgraded to Lucid and after a short period I lost
the sound.
When I try to use Amarok or when I test the device in phonon I get a message:
The audio playback device HDA intel (ALC889 Analog) does not work. And no
other device works.
I tried to clean install the
I just found this thread :)
I also have the problem. A work-around which I've worked out it is:
1. Stop Amarok (if it is running)
2. delete: ~./pulse/*runtime
3. Start Amarok.
At least it works for me ;) But I do not know if it will work for you
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Sorry... step 2 should be delete ~/.pulse/*runtime - I'm very sorry.
And then the sound should work until the next reboot.
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I completely second that. This situation is unacceptable.
What's interesting is that Amarok doesn't produce any sound at all,
while Kaffeine, Skype, etc. happily uses the sound card. Until I start
playing a flash video in Firefox, that is...
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KDE will not build without the latest Phonon. Not much we can do here.
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This stuff works in Arch Linux with KDE 4.4.2 and Phonon 4.4.1. I don't
know if they have the issues with PyQT4 and QtWebkit that were mentioned
in the upstream bug, though.
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Try running mplayer in a terminal. (mplayer name-of-video-file.avi)
You'll see it attempts to use pulse, then falls back to alsa when that
fails. On my system there is no audio.
I can get mplayer to work by specifying the full hw:1,0 alsa card name
instead of relying on defaults. However when
It's even worse than that. I've just installed the Lucid release.
Without pulse installed, any app that doesn't use phonon can't play any
sound at all. This appears to be because the default ALSA routing is
through pulse. Epic Fail.
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Hmm, I can't reproduce this symptom from a Kubuntu live cd.
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Daniel: this bug IS a kitten killer. I cannot get sound from two
applications at the same time! The thing is, it worked in Karmic with
pulse (obviously), but it also worked before with just ALSA! However,
now since I upgraded to Lucid, it has stopped working.
If the Kubuntu devs decide to ship a
I have just updated my system to Lucid, and while I have Pulse
installed, it seems to be disabled in System Settings. Also Jack Audio
Connection Kit is now installed (libjack only), which I definitely had
not have before the upgrade.
Is this setup change related to this bug, or should I open a
Daniel: would you be so kind to point me to this PPA?
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Yes, please do Daniel, I am unaware of which PPA you're referring to.
Thanks.
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Ask in #kubuntu-devel, please.
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The pulse-aware bits are all in the main archive. There isn't a PPA. If
it doesn't work, there's nothing we can really do about it until
upstream gives us something we can package/support.
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does anyone have a fix - even a temporary one - for this? I can
understand that this is an LTS and thus the dev. team's reluctance to
rework libphonon, but if it is resolved can someone at least put this in
backports? It's extremely frustrating.
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There's an unofficial Kubuntu ppa with PulseAudio-aware bits.
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Does the fact that this has gone very quiet mean nobody knows how to fix
it? I can offer some time to help if required.
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I think the real long-term fix for this issue is to whine at the Phonon
developers until the Qt Phonon vs KDE Phonon split is addressed.
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I've changed the status to Incomplete, since 'Fix Released' isn't really
accurate. It'll be a real shame if Lucid goes out with something this
important still broken.
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It's too late to ship this in Lucid final.
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Would it be possible to patch the Phonon backends to hide the non-
functioning PulseAudio option?
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Re : It's too late to ship this in Lucid final.
Typical. The release date is everything, whether it works or not is
secondary. I don't mean to have a go but, really, I despair. I try hard
to help and find bugs and this is the response.
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On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 1:31 PM, Mark Greenwood wrote:
Typical. The release date is everything, whether it works or not is
secondary. I don't mean to have a go but, really, I despair. I try hard
to help and find bugs and this is the response.
I'm working just as hard -- in my spare time -- to
This problem is still present on my system with phonon-backend-xine
4.4.0-0ubuntu2, libphonon4 4.6.2-0ubuntu5, and pulseaudio 0.9.22~0.9.21
+stable-queue-32-g8478-0ubuntu14 (which I have modified to include
start-pulseaudio-kde). I have verified that module-device-manager is
loaded with
I, honestly, have no clue. Everything really, really should be fine from the
Phonon end of things now.
Maybe Daniel can save the day, though? (Subscribing him)
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I haven't had a chance to try it on my system yet but, just a thought,
have you checked that the build problem has been fixed in the backend as
well as in phonon itself?
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The changelog for phonon-backends says Rebuild for fixed libphonon.
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I've updated and I don't think the build changes have fixed the problem.
I base this on two observations:
According to the upstream bug, libphonon.so.4.4.0 should be linked against
libpulse and libpulse-mainloop-glib, but ldd libphonon.so.4.4.0 shows that it
is not.
(If I run the same command
To further confirm this, I have copied libphonon.so.4.4.0 from my
Mandriva install on to my Kubutnu install and retained my rebuilt xine
backend.
Pulseaudio support in phonon is now working more or less correctly:
kcm-phonon shows Pulseaudio output devices instead of ALSA devices
Playing back
The PulseAudio output for both Xine and GStreamer backends still goes
through the ALSA plugin on my machine with libphonon4 version
4.6.2-0ubuntu5. Do the backends need to be rebuilt?
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There are still 2 problems I think.
According to the upstream bug, yes the backends need to be rebuilt.
Secondly, I think the ubuntu pulseaudio package is broken in that it
does not include the KDE startup scripts for pulseaudio (see the
upstream bug). I can raise this as a separate bug if you
I have reported the start-pulseaudio-kde problem as bug 563250.
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I have marked this as incomplete since it seems that further
investigation is still needed.
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It looks like the problem is in the Kubuntu packaging:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=234072
The root of the problem, though, seems to be existence of two Phonons:
Qt4-Phonon and standalone Phonon. Who the hell thought that was a good
idea? Apparently, getting correct Phonon support in
Thanks for continuing to look at this problem. Two versions of phonon
does seem like a recipe for disaster. Let's hope upstream can sort that
out. As far as this specific issue goes, I've done some investigation -
I'm not too clued up on cmake or debian packaging but I figured this
would be worth
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OK I reported the bug upstream here:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=234072
The response is twofold:
Firstly, libphonon needs to be at least version 4.3.8. The version in
lucid appears to be version 4.3.1, which is quite old.
Secondly, both libphonon and the phonon backend need to be
Neither of these are accurate. We have libphonon patched up to phonon
4.4.0, and we do compile with PA support. See upstream bug for details.
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I'm afraid you're wrong. The functionality I have described works
correctly in other distributions that use the same version of KDE. The
problem is therefore most definitely in your packages.
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As a further demonstration, I have another machine where I have been
using the JACK backend for phonon (I have Xine packages with JACK
support installed). This was working perfectly until the recent phonon
upgrade. I am still presented with an option to use 'Jack Audio
Connection Kit', which is
We have the latest patches along with the latest stable phonon backends.
If this is a bug, it's probably an upstream regression.
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Hi there!
Thanks for reporting this bug! Your bug seems to be a problem with the
KDE program itself, and not with our KDE packages. While we appreciate
your issue, it would be better if it was tracked at
https://bugs.kde.org, so that the KDE developers can deal with this
speedily and have direct
I can confirm this. Before 4.4.2, Phonon's backends used Pulseaudio
seamlessly. For some reason, Pulse's device was replaced with ESD on
my system after the upgrade to 4.4.2, and the new PA device actually
routes through alsa and has obvious latency issues.
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This change in behavior is actually caused by the Phonon patches. Pulse
support is built in to each backend itself, so you can use any backend
with PA seamlessly. The only patches that we don't have are the KMix
ones, because they are quite invasive and introduce a lot of new strings
that we don't
Thanks for the answer but I don't really understand what you are saying.
You say I can use any backend 'seamlessly', but the Xine backend under
Lucid is not using Pulse 'seamlessly', it is using an ALSA output and
routing that to Pulse using the ALSA-pulse plugin. I still see all my
ALSA devices
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