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After using LMMS, I can't hear sound in VLC, so I installed pulseaudio and pulseaudio-alsa.
I changed the libao conf as explained on the wiki, and I change the VLC setting to pulseaudio.
I manually started pulseaudio, but still no sound, I rebooted.
Now, speaker-test is denied.
Last edited by kete (2015-05-21 08:12:05)
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Output of
# fuser -v /dev/snd/*should shed some light, also some more information would be nice like
aplay -l
amixer -LOffline
Thanks, by the way, before I installed Pulseaudio, VLC was saying, "The audio
device "default" could not be used: Permission denied."
~ $ sudo fuser -v /dev/snd/*USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: root 237 F.... fluidsynth
/dev/snd/pcmC0D0p: root 237 F...m fluidsynth
/dev/snd/seq: root 237 f.... fluidsynth
/dev/snd/timer: root 237 f.... fluidsynth
So I finally changed the Fluidsynth config to use Pulseaudio, and VLC
worked.
Last edited by kete (2015-05-21 08:11:41)
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yeah, you may have to create and use an user service if you need fluidsynth, at least it never worked for me when used as a system wide service with pulseaudio (and technically it shouldn't work, so there's that)
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I think there's already a fluidsynth service. I restarted it with systemctl.
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