kubuntu kmix in oneiric has no PA support

[ill]

kmix is compiled without pulseaudio support

[Kristóf Kiszel (ulysses)]

I mark the bug report as Invalid. KMix has PulseAudio support checked by the following:

 - open KMix (click on the speaker icon in the panel, then on the Mixer button)
 - verify that you see the PulseAudio tabs (Playback Devices, Capture Devices, Playback Streams and Capture Streams)
 - start Dragon Player (or another Phonon-based application)
 - play something with it
 - verify that the application shows up in KMix (this also tests Phonon)
 - verify that it doesn't say "ALSA plugin" (Phonon should use PulseAudio natively)
 - verify that you don't get annoying "device 'Foo' unreachable, falling back to 'Bar'" notification popups from Phonon
 - verify that you actually hear the sound
 - quit KMix (completely, i.e. File / Quit)
 - open a Konsole
 - run KMIX_PULSEAUDIO_DISABLE=1 kmix
 - verify that you get the traditional ALSA mixer (all the hardware controls)
 - quit KMix (completely, i.e. File / Quit)
 - run just kmix (or start it from the menu)
 - verify that you get the PulseAudio KMix back
 - open the Multimedia tab in System Settings (i.e. the Phonon KCM)
 - verify that you see your sound devices listed (you should see the hardware devices which are reachable through PulseAudio, there should not be a "PulseAudio" or "PulseAudio Sound Server" device

This is from the Fedora Wiki, but works well on Kubuntu 11.10 too. Source: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/KDE_PulseAudio_Integration#How_To_Test

[Harald Sitter (apachelogger)]

illon, which version of kmix are you using? it might be that this broke in 4.7.2

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