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I am not getting sound on any media player (vlc, amarok) if video on YouTube is playing (even if sound muted) or paused. Sound comes if I close the Firefox window that had YouTube tab open.
I am on latest Arch Linux with KDE 5 Plasma desktop. I am using Adobe Flash player v11 in Firefox.
NOTE: I am using the work around for sound not coming if online video is played with Flash player. Flash Player: no sound
Please tell me if any more information is need, thanks...
Last edited by ltorvalds024 (2015-12-04 07:28:51)
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Are you using pulseaudio?
Have you installed pulseaudio-alsa?
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Are you using pulseaudio?
Have you installed pulseaudio-alsa?
I have already installed pulseaudio-alsa and pulseaudio.
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Last edited by ltorvalds024 (2015-12-01 16:13:44)
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If that is the case, remove that .asoundrc from the link, and set the correct devices in pavucontrol (flash based streams should show up as [alsa-plugin] flashplayer or similar) (might need a reboot after removing asoundrc)
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If that is the case, remove that .asoundrc from the link, and set the correct devices in pavucontrol (flash based streams should show up as [alsa-plugin] flashplayer or similar) (might need a reboot after removing asoundrc)
by removing .asoundrc file I am not facing any kind of problem relating to sound. how can it is working? at first .asoundrc file helped to get sound on youtube...
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pulseaudio-alsa creates an /etc/asound.conf that redirects all ALSA default device requesting applications (such as the flashplayer) to pulseaudio. Pulseaudio controls which output goes to which card and this card can be dynamically switched using its tools (e.g. pavucontrol). You likely created that .asoundrc before you had pulseaudio installed/running because it is used to set the default ALSA card to the specified card. This card however, is controlled by pulseaudio if you use it, and hence the application isn't able to access it. In ALSA only one application can have direct access to the sound card, pulseaudio does the necessary work so that you can have multiple different applications open that produce sound at the same time provided they are all being routed through pulse, which you prevented with the .asoundrc
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