Pulse Audio works fine.
With F8, I have set up system parameters to initiate sound when the logon screen is presented after a boot. It is the same setting that I use with Fedora 7. I have another sound setup for a failed logon (password or user error). This too does not work (Using Gnome).
Interestingly KDE generates sound when a logon is successful. Part of the above settings.
From what I understand, pulse audio is started as a system service, so it should be available when the logon screen is presented.
I would appreciate some areas where I can do some investigation (troubleshooting).
Pulse works find with vlc, mplayer, xmms, xine, and every other audio/video player, so I just want to confirm to my peers that I do need some troubleshooting advice for the logon screen sound..
On 1/27/08, Leslie Satenstein lsatenstein@yahoo.com wrote:
Pulse Audio works fine.
With F8, I have set up system parameters to initiate sound when the logon screen is presented after a boot. It is the same setting that I use with Fedora 7. I have another sound setup for a failed logon (password or user error). This too does not work (Using Gnome).
Interestingly KDE generates sound when a logon is successful. Part of the above settings.
From what I understand, pulse audio is started as a system service, so it should be available when the logon screen is presented.
Not by default. By default it's started after you login. There's documentation on the pulseaudio web site regarding how to make it run as a system service, and the sound device already has access control lists giving gdm access.
Regards,
Chris
I would appreciate some areas where I can do some investigation (troubleshooting).
Pulse works find with vlc, mplayer, xmms, xine, and every other audio/video player, so I just want to confirm to my peers that I do need some troubleshooting advice for the logon screen sound..
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