Support audio device for vz driver #1532
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Signed-off-by: Balaji Vijayakumar <[email protected]>
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Does vz also have a dummy driver, that presents an audio device but doesn't do any sound ? If so, it could be connected to the "none" value |
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| inputStream, err := vz.NewVirtioSoundDeviceHostInputStreamConfiguration() |
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didn't configure any input stream for qemu, but that is probably a good idea... maybe a boolean ? or not
Think it should be enough (for qemu) to swap hda-output for hda-duplex for the HDA Audio Codec
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I think it should be fine as QEMU directly has a device that support both. But i haven't tested microphone case.
I think it needs some permission (NSMicrophoneUsageDescription) in Info.plist. Checking on how to provide that.
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Just verified Microphone as well, it is working without any extra Info.plist. Not sure how but working :D
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Just verified Microphone as well, it is working without any extra Info.plist. Not sure how but working :D
I suspect you allowed your terminal to access the microphone, so all processes started from it will inherit this right. Just like when you give the terminal full disk access, all child processes have full access as well.
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Ah this makes a lot of sense.
Thanks for the clarification 😃
No vz doesn't have a dummy driver |
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Fixes #1531
Had to do some setup to configure audio. Steps are as follows,
linux-image-extra-virtualto enable virtio-sndaplay -lto verify if device is shownalsa-utilsusermod -a -G audio <user>speaker-test -t wavand verify audio workingNote: These are the steps worked for me, there might be some simplified steps to configure as well.