Flash 10 64-bit and Pulseaudio

Mar 21, 2011·
Julio Batista Silva
Julio Batista Silva
· 1 min read
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Today I opened an online radio via flash and the sound was coming out of the speakers of my notebook, when I thought that after configuring ALSA to use Pulseaudio the sound should come out through the TV, connected via HDMI.

To solve it, I did what was suggested in the Arch Linux wiki:

sudo pacman -S lib32-alsa-plugins lib32-libcanberra-pulse

Add to ~/.asoundrc (or /etc/asound.conf):

pcm.!dmix {
    type pulse
}
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I’m a Brazilian computer engineer based in Germany, passionate about tech, science, photography, and languages.

I’ve been programming for about two decades already, exploring everything from mobile apps and web development to machine learning. These days I focus on cloud SRE and data engineering.

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