Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of Sound/Debugging
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- 01/31/18 04:25:21 (4 years ago)
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Sound/Debugging
v5 v6 1 1 {{{#!div class="box" 2 [[Image(http ://xpra.org/icons/sound.png)]]2 [[Image(https://xpra.org/icons/sound.png)]] 3 3 = Sound Debugging = 4 4 … … 105 105 == Full Setup == 106 106 Finally, we may want an xpra session to use a dedicated pulseaudio server. 107 This is more difficult and at present, unless you really know what you are doing and are prepared to pickup the pieces, you should not attempt to do this as a user which already has an existing pulseaudio server running. Simply clearing the environment and trying to start a new pulseaudio instance will not work without some serious hacks to the environment variables that pulseaudio uses to find existing instances. If this is what you really want, [http ://winswitch.org/about/ winswitch] will do this for you.107 This is more difficult and at present, unless you really know what you are doing and are prepared to pickup the pieces, you should not attempt to do this as a user which already has an existing pulseaudio server running. Simply clearing the environment and trying to start a new pulseaudio instance will not work without some serious hacks to the environment variables that pulseaudio uses to find existing instances. If this is what you really want, [https://winswitch.org/about/ winswitch] will do this for you. 108 108 [[BR]] 109 109 Now, assuming that you have a dedicated user, '''without''' any pulseaudio server running, and that the {{{pulseaudio}}} option is enabled (ie: no {{{--no-pulseaudio}}} command line option and no {{{pulseaudio = no}}} in the {{{xpra.conf}}} file). You should be able to setup a sound-capable environment by using simply: