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The problem with the build I was trying to use from the openSUSE community projects is that it did not have pulseaudio or the other sound driver options, only 'dummy' which made the level meters work, and 'oss' which didn't and caused an error when trying to play. The latest build has a list of options under Edit->Preferences->Sound and the only thing I needed to do was to select pulseaudio for it to appear on the Playback Stream list. It still did not actually play because I have two Playback Devices enabled and itneeded the Sound Card rather than the HDMI output. Playing with settings in the Sound System Settings I can toggle between devices, but there is an option for a virtual device which outputs to both which is now enabled. The computer is linked to the TV next door, and so I need the HDMI link to that to get the surround sound passed through with videos that have that option, otherwise I would just be using the speaker system on the desk.
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The problem with the build I was trying to use from the openSUSE community projects is that it did not have pulseaudio or the other sound driver options, only 'dummy' which made the level meters work, and 'oss' which didn't and caused an error when trying to play. The latest build has a list of options under Edit->Preferences->Audio Tab and the only thing I needed to do was to select pulseaudio as the Audio Device for it to appear on the Playback Stream list. It still did not actually play because I have two Playback Devices enabled and itneeded the Sound Card rather than the HDMI output. Playing with settings in the Sound System Settings I can toggle between devices, but there is an option for a virtual device which outputs to both which is now enabled. The computer is linked to the TV next door, and so I need the HDMI link to that to get the surround sound passed through with videos that have that option, otherwise I would just be using the speaker system on the desk. |
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