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No sound from applications running via SSH forwarding in Fedora Rawhide using vagrant

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Sindhu S

No sound from applications running via SSH forwarding in Fedora Rawhide using vagrant

Am using a Macbook Air.

I have installed vagrant and am running Fedora Rawhide.

I have disabled the GUI and am using SSH forwarding to run GUI applications.

I have successfully installed all plugins, codecs required for the job and Rhythmbox play seek bar is moving that is to say the song is being played however I hear no audio from my mac speakers.

I have tried all options for audio controller in the VirtualBox VM settings Audio tab.

Please help me fix this.

Thanks.

P.S: I am currently writing help pages for GNOME's Rhythmbox and feel it's necessary to have Rhythmbox play music with audio through my mac speakers (to test out features such as crossfade etc)

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Sindhu S

Re: No sound from applications running via SSH forwarding in Fedora Rawhide using vagrant

Hi again!

I figured it out. I blogged about the solution here >> Fedora Rawhide sound issues.

Thanks :)

On Tuesday, 26 March 2013 09:18:23 UTC+5:30, Sindhu S wrote:

Hi

Am using a Macbook Air.

I have installed vagrant and am running Fedora Rawhide.

I have disabled the GUI and am using SSH forwarding to run GUI applications.

I have successfully installed all plugins, codecs required for the job and Rhythmbox play seek bar is moving that is to say the song is being played however I hear no audio from my mac speakers.

I have tried all options for audio controller in the VirtualBox VM settings Audio tab.

Please help me fix this.

Thanks.

P.S: I am currently writing help pages for GNOME's Rhythmbox and feel it's necessary to have Rhythmbox play music with audio through my mac speakers (to test out features such as crossfade etc)