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Mythfrontend conflicts with PulseAudio - openSUSE
https://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/414365-Mythfrontend-conflicts-with-PulseAudio
The latest patch from mythtv-0.21-fixes adds support for pulseaudio. The environment variable EXPERIMENTALLY_ALLOW_PULSE_AUDIO must be used to activate it, else pulseaudio should be turned off. Unfortunately, the latter does not work. So you have two options: 1. Uninstall puse audio. This is often suggested by non-gnome users because it
Making MythTV work with pulseaudio in Fedora 12 – /dev/blog
https://possiblelossofprecision.net/?p=569
on Making MythTV work with pulseaudio in Fedora 12. If you run mythfrontend 0.22 from RPMfusion, it will automatically try to disable pulseaudio and use the default ALSA output instead. This leads (in most cases) to no audio output at all. Changing mythtv’s audio output device in the frontend (Utilities/Setup -> Setup -> General -> Audio System -> Audio …
#7750 (PulseAudio coexistance) – MythTV
https://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/7750
While a PulseAudio? output method has been written, it suffers from poor audio sync, and has such been disabled except for testing and development. Since PulseAudio? does not actually support hardware on its own, instead relying on ALSA, MythTV's only recourse is to disable PulseAudio? while running, and access ALSA directly. This results in the deficiencies in the rest …
[PulseAudio] #797: PulseAudio: Unable to create stream ...
https://pulseaudio-bugs.freedesktop.narkive.com/SyBqb4LE/pulseaudio-797-pulseaudio-unable-to-create-stream-too-large
Please also note that mythfrontend goes out of it's way to disable pulseaudio. Personally I've been running mythfrontend on top of PA for years without any problem. You should look at the debug output from mythfrontend as it will print an environment variable you can put in your.bashrc to make mythfrontend run happily on top of PA.--
MythFronend Under "Windows Subsystem For Linux" - MythTV ...
https://forum.mythtv.org/viewtopic.php?t=1641
The potentially simpler approach is to figure out how to re-configure Mythfrontend to access pulseaudio via network, instead of the normal UNIX sockets mechanism. If we can do this, then the mythfrontend should be able to stream its …
#8769 (White noise or no sound after seeking, when using ...
https://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/8769
mythfrontend -v audio ... Currently running 25607 on ubuntu 10.04 64bit with pulseaudio configured for simultaneous output to both soundcards. comment:5 Changed 11 years ago by Matthew Wire <devel@…> My log uses Pulseaudio:default for the first two times and ALSA:pulse for the final time. White noise was heard for both the first two times.
Raspberry Pi - MythTV Official Wiki
https://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi
Use the Setup, Audio to select your audio device. On Ubuntu, PulseAudio is available and selecting PulseAudio:default works better than Alsa:default in this system. You may need to try different selections to find what is best in your environment. CEC. In Ubuntu, MythTV seems to be unable to find the CEC device.
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