When you need to add audio files, you can also adjust quality for the output file. I have followed advice and my /etc/nf now looks like this: pcm. If you need to export some high-quality videos for video tutorial or save the movies from Firefox, it is recommended to go to Settings to choose the best quality for output format. How can I tell firefox to use my bluetooth alsa device, without having to modify /etc/nf or ~/.asoundrc every time ? UPDATE: I need a similar way to start firefox, but I could not find any. I have found a way how to start chromium using the -alsa-output-device commandline option: chromium -alsa-output-device=bluetooth But I need a way to tell my browsers to use bluetooth alsa device as well.
When I want an application to use my bluetooth alsa device, I have to specify it, such as: mplayer -ao alsa:device=bluetooth file.mp3 I have configured the bluetooth device in /etc/nf: # cat /etc/nfīy default, the onboard card is used for all sound (apparently, the default onboard card does not even need to be listed in nf) Click the Mute icon below the Mozilla Firefox. I don't have to restart MC12.I have an onboard sound card, and also a connected bluetooth headset. Click Mixer from the bottom of the volume menu that pops up. That changes my audio device and the music comes out of my USB headphones. If I start the program and I am in the wrong zone, I hit CTRL + T to flip to the next zone. They have an excellent feature called Zone Manager which allows me to configure as many output devices as I like. If I launch FF and the default audio Playback device is set to speakers, then the only way I have found to change to headphones is to close FF, open the Sound control panel applet, change my default device to my USB headphones, relaunch FF, go back to the streaming site, and start the divx stream again.Īs an example of what I am looking for, I run most of my media via J.River Media Center (MC12). When I watch streaming videos, it's usually late at night and the kiddos are in bed, so I have to use headphones. However, I have an annoying problem I can't find a solution for. I have been watching a few streaming videos recently using the DivX Web Player on Vista 64-bit.
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