Linux client and PulseAudio

- bilu said...
- User
- 17 Jan 2008, 14:29
Linux client and PulseAudio

Hi,

Can you please post the correct procedure to get Last.fm Linux client working with PulseAudio?

Kubuntu Gutsy
Lastfm - 1.3.0.62-2
PulseAudio - 0.9.6-1
Alsa 1.0.14-1

Got PulseAudio working with every app I'm using except this one.
I can still stream through Amarok but your client has less overhead.

The changelogs seem to point this as solved by using a default device, but I couldn't find anyone saying he/she got it to work.

Sorry for the bad english :)

Bruno

[quote][b][user]bilu[/user][/b] said: Hi, Can you please post the correct procedure to get Last.fm Linux client working with PulseAudio? Kubuntu Gutsy Lastfm - 1.3.0.62-2 PulseAudio - 0.9.6-1 Alsa 1.0.14-1 Got PulseAudio working with every app I'm using except this one. I can still stream through Amarok but your client has less overhead. The changelogs seem to point this as solved by using a default device, but I couldn't find anyone saying he/she got it to work. Sorry for the bad english :) Bruno[/quote]

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- wrongside said...
- User
- 11 Feb 2008, 02:09
I just upgraded to client version 1:1.4.1.57486 (the version in last.fm's apt repository), which now works for me with pulseaudio, whereas 1.3 didn't.

In Tools/Options/Radio, 1.4 gives the option of choosing "Default PCM device" instead of the hardware soundcard. If you've set up your /etc/asound.conf to make pulseaudio your default ALSA device, choosing "Default PCM device" here will make last.fm use pulseaudio.

[quote][b][user]wrongside[/user][/b] said: I just upgraded to client version 1:1.4.1.57486 (the version in last.fm's apt repository), which now works for me with pulseaudio, whereas 1.3 didn't. In Tools/Options/Radio, 1.4 gives the option of choosing "Default PCM device" instead of the hardware soundcard. If you've set up your /etc/asound.conf to make pulseaudio your default ALSA device, choosing "Default PCM device" here will make last.fm use pulseaudio.[/quote]

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- Balachmar said...
- User
- 9 Apr 2008, 08:25
Hi,
I also want to get this working, but I don't have the above mentioned config file. /etc/asound.conf
I am running Ubuntu Hardy Heron. And in the sound preferences everything is set to pulseaudio. So where should I make pulseaudio my default alsa device?

[quote][b][user]Balachmar[/user][/b] said: Hi, I also want to get this working, but I don't have the above mentioned config file. /etc/asound.conf I am running Ubuntu Hardy Heron. And in the sound preferences everything is set to pulseaudio. So where should I make pulseaudio my default alsa device?[/quote]

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- deathrow1986 said...
- User
- 18 Apr 2008, 15:39
@Balachmar:

try: aptitude install libasound2-plugins

hope that helps :)

Edit:

create a file ~/.asoundrc and out this content in it:
pcm.pulse {
type pulse
}
ctl.pulse {
type pulse
}
pcm.!default {
type pulse
}
ctl.!default {
type pulse
}

[quote][b][user]deathrow1986[/user][/b] said: @Balachmar: try: aptitude install libasound2-plugins hope that helps :) Edit: create a file ~/.asoundrc and out this content in it: pcm.pulse { type pulse } ctl.pulse { type pulse } pcm.!default { type pulse } ctl.!default { type pulse } [/quote]

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- Balachmar said...
- User
- 20 Apr 2008, 14:37
Just to let the rest know, the post above helped :)

[quote][b][user]Balachmar[/user][/b] said: Just to let the rest know, the post above helped :)[/quote]

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- Loffe87 said...
- User
- 2 May 2008, 09:56
It worked for me to. Thanks

[quote][b][user]Loffe87[/user][/b] said: It worked for me to. Thanks[/quote]

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- dias_jorge said...
- User
- 5 May 2008, 18:22
Worked like a charm!!!

It worked as expected, nice!

[quote][b][user]dias_jorge[/user][/b] said: It worked as expected, nice![/quote]

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- honzasvasek said...
- User
- 7 May 2008, 07:28
thanx!

This worked fine for me!

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(: Evolve! I'll copy you, so copy me :)

[quote][b][user]honzasvasek[/user][/b] said: This worked fine for me![/quote]

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- pixelartist said...
- User
- 13 Jun 2008, 11:47
thx

this also worked for me!

I cant see it!

[quote][b][user]pixelartist[/user][/b] said: this also worked for me![/quote]

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- heethen said...
- User
- 5 Jul 2008, 11:44
thanks!

worked for me as well :)

"Liberate your mind from musical preconditions!" [Kärtsy Hatakka]

[quote][b][user]heethen[/user][/b] said: worked for me as well :)[/quote]

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- SirronTheMighty said...
- User
- 20 Jul 2008, 09:45
^^

I thought I was going to have to use pasuspender on it, thanks!

My ideas about software are regarded as weird.

[quote][b][user]SirronTheMighty[/user][/b] said: I thought I was going to have to use pasuspender on it, thanks![/quote]

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- daneeeh said...
- User
- 27 Jul 2008, 03:39
works ok in Hardy Heron, thanks

[quote][b][user]daneeeh[/user][/b] said: works ok in Hardy Heron, thanks[/quote]

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- mkaraca said...
- User
- 8 Aug 2008, 08:15
Works wonders with Ubuntu Hardy!

Thanks buddy!

[quote][b][user]mkaraca[/user][/b] said: Thanks buddy![/quote]

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- dieguito84 said...
- User
- 8 Aug 2008, 09:04
Works very well

Solved the problem that hang Rhythmbox with the new Last.fm plugin
Thanks!

[quote][b][user]dieguito84[/user][/b] said: Solved the problem that hang Rhythmbox with the new Last.fm plugin Thanks![/quote]

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- shanepardue said...
- User
- 2 Sep 2008, 12:28
and then..

This also worked for me, but I noticed it killed audio in other apps that once worked. I deleted this file and rebooted to get sound working in the other apps, but that disables last.fm's client to work properly.

[quote][b][user]shanepardue[/user][/b] said: This also worked for me, but I noticed it killed audio in other apps that once worked. I deleted this file and rebooted to get sound working in the other apps, but that disables last.fm's client to work properly.[/quote]

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- Faz2 said...
- Subscriber
- 24 Sep 2008, 03:22
Flash in Firefox gone silent?

I had a similar issue and found this great thread via this one at the Ubuntu Forums.

My problem was that I was unable to play sound from more than one app at once, also having to shutdown Firefox if I'd played Flash (Youtube etc) previously, before it would release exclusive use of sound card. Extremely annoying for us Last.fm addicts. >:^<

Following the procedure here I gained the ability to play sounds from multiple apps, e.g. Last.fm, VLC. Excellent!! But I now lost Flash audio within Firefox. :(

As all other audio apps were now working fine, I assumed this had to be due to a Flash config issue, e.g. during it's initial install. So I performd a complete removal of flashplugin-nonfree using Synaptic Package Manager. Performed a reboot for good measure, then re-installed, including libflashsupport, which I don't believe I had before.

I am happy to report I now have sound everywhere! :)

Thank you deathrow1986 & bilu!!!

[quote][b][user]Faz2[/user][/b] said: I had a similar issue and found this great thread via [url=http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=676590&page=2]this one[/url] at the Ubuntu Forums. My problem was that I was unable to play sound from more than one app at once, also having to shutdown Firefox if I'd played Flash (Youtube etc) previously, before it would release exclusive use of sound card. Extremely annoying for us Last.fm addicts. >:^< Following the procedure here I gained the ability to play sounds from multiple apps, e.g. Last.fm, VLC. Excellent!! But I now lost Flash audio within Firefox. :( As all other audio apps were now working fine, I assumed this had to be due to a Flash config issue, e.g. during it's initial install. So I performd a [b]complete[/b] removal of [i]flashplugin-nonfree[/i] using Synaptic Package Manager. Performed a reboot for good measure, then re-installed, including [i]libflashsupport[/i], which I don't believe I had before. I am happy to report I now have sound everywhere! :) Thank you deathrow1986 & bilu!!! [/quote]

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