Am Mittwoch, 19. November 2014 08:37:57 CEST schrieb [email protected]:
On Wed, 19 Nov 2014 01:25:55 +0000
Aere Greenway <[email protected]> wrote:
Walter, and All:
Working with MIDI Music applications, I start (on Lubuntu) by installing
pulseaudio and pavucontrol.
Part of the reason I do this, is the Java Sound (Gervill) Synthesizer
assumes if the distribution is an Ubuntu variant, PulseAudio is the
...
I agree pretty much on all this. On a amd-based laptop in pure
alsa i was unable to figure out why - and how - hdmi always was
the first (and default) sound card; with the obvious result
there was no sound output in many applications. Only vlc worked
because of its very detailed onfiguration options.
But no sound in browser, mplayer etc. etc. With pulseaudio and
pavucontrol i could sort that out. Indeed, a coherent sound
settings manager (like network-manager or so) would be really
very very nice!
Cheers.
Yes, I guess there isn't just black and white, but also 49 shades of grey
:P
More or less like:
* very low-end: pure ALSA
* gaming with need for low sound latencys in multiplayer: pure ALSA
* HDMI or other special needs: ALSA+Pulseaudio
* music production: JACK
And this are just the most common use cases covered. Power of freedom: we
have the freedom to choose from different possibilities.
Regards, Jörn
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