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4.2-RC3 - No sound for USB devices by default anymore #8495
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@rapenne-s Can you try the “Audio VM” feature: |
I did the following to be sure it's applied correctly:
After a reboot, the prefs persisted, but I have no sound coming to any output of sys-usb, I monitored that using pavucontrol. Extra note, in sys-usb pavucontrol, everything looked fine in input/output devices (in contrary to qubes receiving a device using usb passthrough) |
In SOMEVM, do you have PulseAudio or PipeWire running? You can check with |
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Can you make sure |
I don't have a command in $PATH with that name, neither an available package in fedora-38 when using
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@rapenne-s You’ll need |
here is what I did:
is the test protocol ok? why aren't these packages installed by default if they are used for the audiovm feature? 🤔 |
@rapenne-s You will also need to enable the
Those come from You might also need to change the PipeWire config in Obviously, this is terrible, would make @marmarta (our UX person) cry, and really needs to be fixed. |
It allows only listing those with sys-usb as audiovm (which is necessary for it to function). |
while a working audio-vm would be cool, I think we have a misunderstanding about the issue itself 😅 I reported a regression in 4.2 compared to 4.1, now, passing an USB audio device to a qube doesn't work for all the three devices I tested, while it worked before 👍 |
Yup, good point (which is why I filed #8504 for the other problems). |
I'm using a USB headset with a microphone, and both are working! Here's what you need to do: Check my reply to the ticket: #8193 (comment) So, just install pulseaudio-pipewire in the Fedora and Debian templates for now. And don't forget to attach the headset from the sys-usb icon in the taskbar to the intended VM, and then yoooppeeee, everything is working! |
This is a temporary fix though, but thanks for sharing :) |
Dropping this here hoping to help solve the issue. (how to make pipewire work in debian/fedora (minimal) templates) |
Also have this problem on a recently installed R4.2 few notes, both fedora-40 and debian-12 templates have pipewire and pipewire-qubes packages |
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Qubes OS release
4.2-RC2 and 4.2-RC3 (not tested RC1)
Brief summary
When I attach an USB headset / headphones, I don't have any sound, this used to work out of the box on 4.1.
If I run pavucontrol in the qube in which I attached the USB device, in the output devices there is only a qube virtual device. By fiddling with the last tab "Configuration" and switching the device to "pro audio" profile make it appear in the output devices and I can have sound.
In the case of a Jabra Evolve 2 headset which has two modes:
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
it works as it used to work on 4.1
Actual behavior
no sound
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