*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1910387 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1910387
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1910387
Firefox don't respect sound settings.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 21.04, Firefox 88.0.1.
The video card (Radeon RX 570) has HDMI and DisplayPort outputs. DisplayPort is
used to connect to a monitor that also has loudspeakers. The PC also has
headphones output.
In Settings/Audio, the box Output has a dropdown menu that lists, among
I have a similar problem, but it involves headphones rather than
Bluetooth
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1866194
Title:
External audio device shows up
In the most recent version (example: Firefox 63.0.3 on Cosmic) the
behaviour is different. Firefox actually blocks the restart/shutdown
process by showing a popup "X tabs will be closed". But the whole OS
also creates a modal dialog box, asking whether to cancel, reboot or
turn off, and the modal
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 867424 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/867424
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Oneric: On boot up Firefox always displays the “Well, This Is Embarrassing”
screen.
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It also affects bionic and Firefox Quantum 60.0
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Title:
Oneric: On boot up Firefox always displays the “Well, This Is
This is marked as fixed upstream. So why does is still occur on Artful
and Firefox Quantum 59.0.2?
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Title:
Oneric: On boot up
Public bug reported:
Open Firefox.
While FIrefox is open, close the session, or reboot, or shut down and
turn on again.
Log in and reopen Firefox.
The message Well this is embarrassing with the option of restoring the
session shows up, every time.
It is as if FIrefox does not clean up
Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 14.04 and Firefox 33.0.
When accessing the new Google Maps at https://www.google.com/maps/ the
second time in a session, Firefox crashes. From the crash report, the
crash occurs in the graphics driver r600_dri.so.
This is a call stack, taken from Mozilla's
Firefox 32 seems to work
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Title:
Google Street View not working properly on Firefox 29
Status in The Mozilla Firefox Browser:
And that's a workaround, not a solution. WebGL is quite CPU-intensive
and one should be able to choose not to use it. But the bug forbids this
choice
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Upgrade to Firefox 30 changed nothing
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Title:
Google Street View not working properly on Firefox 29
Status in “firefox” package
Public bug reported:
Got to the new Google Maps, https://www.google.com/maps/preview
Click on the Pegman near the bottom right corner
Click on any blue street to enter the new Google Street View.
Google Street View works properly.
Now, click somewhere on the Google Street View screen to move
Luckily I didn’t throw away all my old kernels, so I rebooted with
kernel version 3.8.0-32-generic. This time,
gst-launch-1.0 uridecodebin uri=file:///path to music file ! alsasink
device=hdmi:1
worked.
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Both gst-launch-1.0 and aplay work if the default device is set to
analog headphones in gnome-control-center, and do not work correctly if
the default device is set to HDMI.
I tried the following:
speaker-test -c2 -t wav -D hdmi:1,DEV=0
gst-launch-1.0 uridecodebin uri=file:///path to music file
** Attachment added: output of pactl list
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1245226/+attachment/3895125/+files/pactllist
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Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Ubuntu 13.10, selecting HDMI as audio output device
is broken.
Audio is played back at high speed. When playing back video clips, the
video frames are also too fast.
This is similar to an old bug I reported some time ago,
Solved. Well, haven't found the cause, but, after uninstalling
libasound2 (which caused uninstall of most of the system, including
ubuntu-desktop and pulseaudio) and reinstalling it, now the headphones
work again under pulseaudio
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I tried the Ubuntu 13.04 live cd: with that it works! Sound from the
headphones using pulseaudio. Headphones have to be manually selected,
but who cares.
So, what can be wrong with Ubuntu installed on the HD? Some wrong
configuration bit?
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OK, tried
aplay -D hw:0,2 Foo.wav
: it works. When running that, sound can be heard from the headphones when they
are plugged to the green front connector
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There must have been some problems in communicating the problem, seeing
as it's been misunderstood constantly.
Auto mute of the speaker is a nice-to-have feature, but _it is not the problem_.
There's nothing wrong with ALSA: the fact that gst-launch with alsasink works
should already have
** Package changed: alsa-driver (Ubuntu) = pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1070532
Title:
[MS-7623, VIA VT1828S, Green Headphone Out, Front] No
Also, I don't understand what multiple streaming has to do with this,
since I don't want to hear sound on two devices at the same time:
speakers only when headphone unplugged, and headphones only when
headphones plugged.
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If I type
gst-launch-0.10 uridecodebin uri=file://path of sound file ! alsasink
device=hw:1,3
I can hear the sound through the monitor's speakers, and with
gst-launch-0.10 uridecodebin uri=file://path of sound file ! alsasink
device=hw:0,2
I can hear the sound through the headphones.
Yet, If
No way to fix the whole system (rather than being forced to use one
application, which isn't even installed)?
However, if it can help testing, I know how to make pipelines with gst-
launch-0.10. Which para,eters should be passed to alsasink to do the
same?
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Sorry, I don't understand what I am supposed to do in point #2. How can
I use hw:0,2 VT1828S HP [VT1828S HP]?
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Title:
Public bug reported:
The same PC can boot WIndows: the headphones work correctly there (even
to the point that the default audio output is automatically muted when
the headphones are plugged in).
The headphones have an integrated microphone, which is also plugged in
the (pink) front connector.
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 11.10 on amd64.
The machine is intended as a development machine for both 32-bit and 64-bit
applications.
The 2 environments, however, are not as independent as they should but often
clash.
FIrst, Bug #881236 hit, then this.
libssl-dev:i386 is installed.
$ dpkg
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