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How to disable PulseAudio automatic device switch?
My speakers are plugged via optical output. Each time my screen wake up from sleep, pusleaudio automatically switch to HDMI audio where nothing is plugged. How can I prevent that ? Let me know if this doesn’t work for you and I’ll delete my answer. I don’t have your speaker system but this should work.
How to remove PulseAudio and use ALSA in Ubuntu Linux?
PulseAudio works really well under my new Dell notebook) . Now in the past I used to use the PulseAudio Configuration window to disable this audio amplification but in Ubuntu 11.10 Pulse just enables this audio amplification automatically. So most of the time I end up no sound outputs at all.
Is there a way to disable PulseAudio on Skype?
[SOLVED]How to disable Pulseaudio? It always loads automatically, but it only cause problems. The sound quality is awful, Skype is useless with it. If I kill the pulseaudio process, everything is back to normal, works normals, Skype is working flawlessly.
What happens if I remove PulseAudio from my computer?
But remember, if you remove PulseAudio, you no longer will get that pretty looking “Volume Indicator applet” anymore. And if PulseAudio is working just fine for you, then I highly recommend that you stick with it. No more of these pretty audio indicators …
Where does PulseAudio go when I run something?
Theoretically that means if I run anything, it’ll go to my external speakers plugged in to the USB hub. In practice, that’s not always true since PulseAudio has its own (secret) idea of apps that should use a different sink. Armed with that, you can set a new default sink.
Is there a way to bypass Pulse Audio?
In the recent article on opensource.com, Chris Hermansen, still advises to get a second sound card just to bypass Pulse Audio via sending music directly to ALSA controlled card #2. Visit igor29768’s homepage!
Is there a way to control PulseAudio from the command line?
Controlling PulseAudio via pavucontrol is all very nice, but it’s time consuming and fiddly: you have to do a lot of clicking in a lot of tabs any time you want to change anything.