You should now see your pulseaudio sink from all clients through avahi when typing $ avahi-browse -a |grep Pulse + enp2s0 IPv6 Built-in Audio Stereo PulseAudio Sound Sink local + enp2s0 IPv4 Built-in Audio Stereo PulseAudio Sound Sink local + enp2s0 IPv6 PulseAudio Sound Server local + enp2s0 IPv4 PulseAudio Sound Server localĪnd through pulseaudio with $ pactl list sinks … Destination #49 État : SUSPENDED Nom : _atform-soc_sound.stereo-fallback Description : Built-in Audio Stereo on Pilote : module-tunnel.c Spécification de l’échantillon : s16le 2ch 44100Hz Plan des canaux : front-left,front-right Module du propriétaire : 83 Sourdine : non Volume : front-left: 65536 / 100%, front-right: 65536 / 100% balance 0,00 Volume de base : 65536 / 100% Source du moniteur : _atform-soc_ Latence : 0 usec, configuré 0 usec Marqueurs : NETWORK HW_MUTE_CTRL HW_VOLUME_CTRL LATENCY Propriétés : scription = “Built-in Audio Stereo on = “:4713” = “alsa_atform-soc_sound.stereo-fallback” device.icon_name = “computer” tunnel.remote_version = “32” = “pi” = “Ampli-BT” tunnel.remote. 2 and below, Audio library may choose PulseAudio driver instead of ALSA, making the audio not hooked.

so is NOT installed, then menus hang in FF. Or load the appropriate module on the fly with $ # server $ pactl load-modules module-zeroconf-publish $ pactl load-modules module-native-protocol-tcp auth-ip-acl=127.0.0.1 192.168.0.0/24 $ # clients $ pactl load-modules module-zeroconf-discover Execstart-pulseaudio-x11 Change that line to: Exec/bin/sh -c 'Sleep 5 start-pulseaudio-x11' the entire OS hangs and even ctrl+alt+F1 will not spawn a new. Of course for the c hange to be effective, on both clients and server you need either to restart Pulseaudio $ killall pulseaudio $ pulseaudio -start On ArchLinux paprefs didn’t work and i just uncommented the following line in /etc/pulseaudio/default.pa

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