Thanks for the tip ! Turns out I get no sound using pacat from the host.
I'll ask my question on a more PA-oriented mailing.
Regards,
Eric Viseu
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2013/7/9 Cole Robinson <crobinso(a)redhat.com>
On 07/09/2013 07:06 AM, Eric Viseur wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Back with one more (probably last for the moment) problem, with sound
this time.
>
> When I connect to a Windows 7 (ich6 audio device) with virt-manager or
spicec
> from Gnome, sound works like a charm.
> However, for the intended use, my standard boot sequence is booting
Fedora in
> the multi-user.target (runlevel 3), and run spicec with xinit.
> In this situation, I logically get a connection refused to pulseaudio
since it
> isn't running. If I start pulseaudio with start-pulseaudio-x11 as the
user
> running spicec, I don't get any errors, but no sound either.
>
> I know this has more to do with pulseaudio than virtualization, however,
since
> I know sound has been a long time issue with Spice on previous versions,
maybe
> someone can help me on this ?
>
No ideas from me, though you can eliminate qemu/spice from the equation by
seeing if 'pacat /dev/urandom' actually generates any sound when run from
the
host. If not, it's strictly an environment/pulseaudio issue. Turn down your
volume first since the noise is pretty offensive if it works :)
- Cole