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sound not working / youtube playing too fast / VLC video frozen #3685
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This might be the cause?
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Nope, gui should be totally separate. Does Whonix have some audio related settings? I'd assume there is some additional isolation to prevent fingerprinting by listening on microphone or such (not really applicable in Qubes, but in non-Qubes probably very needed). |
Marek Marczykowski-Górecki:
Does Whonix have some audio related settings?
No.
I'd assume there is some additional isolation to prevent fingerprinting by listening on microphone or such (not really applicable in Qubes, but in non-Qubes probably very needed).
We don't have any of that.
Try pavucontrol inside VM and see what output device is chosen (should be vchan something).
Set to Qubes VCHAN sink. No difference Whonix vs Stretch.
anon-whonix:
pavucontrol
** (pavucontrol:2646): WARNING **: Error retrieving accessibility bus
address: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
org.a11y.Bus was not provided by any .service files
stretch:
doesn't have that warning.
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Found a workaround for me. dom0 -> pavcontrol ->
Always reproducible. When a video is running, I can set back and forth to both settings:
Previously I had HDMI connected. Not now. Perhaps this is why I never run into this condition before. I just noticed this issue is not Whonix specific at all. It also happens in Debian. Fedora untested. Can test if that helps. Please kindly remove the Whonix tag. @andrewdavidwong The bug here is: dom0 sound setting shouldn't be set to |
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Qubes OS version:
R3.2
Affected component(s):
debian, whonix
(fedora untested)
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
go to youtube.com and watch some random video.
Expected behavior:
youtube working normally with sound.
Actual behavior:
General notes:
single notebook monitor (no dual monitor, not using HDMI)
youtube and sound runs fine in Debian stretch based AppVMs
VLC does not work either. No sound. Video frozen at first frame.
VLC in Debian stretch based AppVM
for comparison
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