In my case, a simple > pulseaudio -k < on terminal fixes but surely I'd
prefer a solution rather than having to apply this command.
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Solved by executing amixer -q -D pulse sset Master toggle
https://askubuntu.com/a/1341471
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Title:
Pulseaudio breaks HDMI
I'm gonna try Hui Wang's patch because I'm having the same issue on a
fresh install.
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Title:
Pulseaudio breaks HDMI audio on
We have an OEM bug which is similar to this one. I don't know if it is
the exact same issue as this one, to fix that issue, I did some change
in the module-card-restore.c, and If users is on the ubuntu Linux 20.04,
please try this testing-pulseaudio (try 2 hours later since the building
process
I believe there is no defined order in which audio devices are resuming,
which makes them appear to pulseaudio in random order. This is probably
causing pulseaudio module-switch-on-connect to flip user preference to
each appearing device in same (random) order. If you do not use this
function you
the same problem on 21.10
pulseaudio package 1:15.0+dfsg1-1ubuntu2
default output is reset in random order after resume from sleep.
Sometimes it stays as it was before suspend, but more often it just
changes to HDMI or dock output.
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I have this bug _but_ it went away about two months ago after some
updates but has returned with vengeance a couple of updates ago and
after the latest updates (including kernel and pulseaudio) it's really
borked.
Previously I'd have no sound until I did pulseaudio -k which would fix
everything.
This happens to me on a GTX1070 multiple monitor desktop machine with no
need to suspend or sleep at all. Just locking the screen and unlocking
resets the audio output device, and sometimes the input device.
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This bug does no more happened since several weeks on my Ubuntu
20.04/Nvidia card GTX770
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Title:
Pulseaudio breaks HDMI audio
is this a pulseaudio bug ? If so where are reported the bug upstream,
someone has a link?
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Title:
Pulseaudio breaks HDMI
note that I've switched to using pipewire to replace pulse, and it
doesn't have this problem. so this is definitely a pulse specific issue.
thankfully pipewire is mature enough to use full time now, and I'd
recommend folks experiencing this problem give it a shot, since it
offers pulse, alsa, and
This bug affects me too.
Linux laptop 5.4.0-66-generic #74-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jan 27 22:54:38 UTC 2021
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
I think this bug may (at least in some cases) be related to this here question:
I have the same issue.
Linux nova 5.4.0-58-generic #64-Ubuntu SMP Wed Dec 9 08:16:25 UTC 2020 x86_64
x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS
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I have the same issue. On 20.04, pulse audio creates of the HDMI/DP
device on wake after sleep, and starts using it even though I previously
configured the earlier copy of itself to "Off" using pavucontrol.
This is particularly annoying because it the device is built into my
monitor, is crappy,
I have the same issue. On 20.04, pulse audio creates of the HDMI/DP
device on wake after sleep, and starts using it even though I previously
configured the earlier copy of itself to "Off" using pavucontrol.
This is particularly annoying because it the device is built into my
monitor, is crappy,
See also bug 1745866 and bug 1718927
** Summary changed:
- pulseaudio breaks hdmi audio on sleep/wake in ubuntu 20.10
+ Pulseaudio breaks HDMI audio on sleep/wake
** Tags added: hdmi
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additional behaviour I've noticed:
on first boot, when the sound device isn't in use for a while, it stops
sending bitstream data to the receiver, until there's a new audio event.
it seems to be some sort of device sleep mode.
on 20.04, after resuming from sleep, this device sleep mode wouldn't
** Summary changed:
- pulseaudio has is buggy with hdmi audio and sleep/wake
+ pulseaudio breaks hdmi audio on sleep/wake in ubuntu 20.10
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