Pulseaudio no sound
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If there was an error, the server exits immediately. Since we'll only be using a loopback address (= 127.0.0.1), you should select 'Cancel' you don't have to allow other devices. Responding to the criticism Mozilla engineer, Anthony Jones, says: making trade offs is a necessary part of making a good.
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PULSEAUDIO NO SOUND INSTALL
Firefox itself does, somewhat helpfully, prompt users to install PulseAudio to the enable sound playback, but for ALSA users it’s not a particularly practical suggestion for all use-cases. When you first run pulseaudio.exe, you'll see the Windows Firewall Alert popup that asks you if you want to allow other devices for connecting to the server. A Launchpad bug has been filed against Firefox, but is as-yet unassigned. The ' pulseaudio.exe' is the executable for PulseAudio server (also referred to as a daemon) that we need for our Linux apps. If this option is set to a non negative value, the server automatically terminates itself when the last client disconnects and the time is passed more than this option (in seconds). This enables the PulseAudio server to accept connections only from 127.0.0.1 via TCP. Load-module module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 You can probably somehow override this feature, but since we just want to hear the sound we're simply disabling it from the PulseAudio server by adding the 'record=0'. Please note that for security and privacy concerns Windows 10 (April 2018 Update) seems to restrict the access to audio recording devices. Load-module module-waveout sink_name=output source_name=input record=0 Load-module module-waveout sink_name=output source_name=input STEP 2 Unzip the file from Step 1 to a folder STEP 3 Edit 'etc\pulse\default.pa' Line 42