Microphone no longer works on Firefox, how to revert settings of pavucontrol?
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I messed up on pavucontrol and now my microphone doesn't work on Firefox (although it works with another non-root user account) so how can I revert settings back to their original state for what concerns pavucontrol?
Thank you very much in advance for any help on this.
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I messed up on pavucontrol and now my microphone doesn't work on Firefox (although it works with another non-root user account) so how can I revert settings back to their original state for what concerns pavucontrol?
Thank you very much in advance for any help on this.
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If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, tryrm ~/.config/pulseor rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.
– Akhil Baranwal
Jan 14 at 14:54
@AkhilBaranwal thank you so much, let me see if it will work :)
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Jan 14 at 15:01
@AkhilBaranwal yup it works!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1 Please write an answer so that I can accept it and you get the sweet reputation you so deserve.
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I messed up on pavucontrol and now my microphone doesn't work on Firefox (although it works with another non-root user account) so how can I revert settings back to their original state for what concerns pavucontrol?
Thank you very much in advance for any help on this.
pavucontrol
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I messed up on pavucontrol and now my microphone doesn't work on Firefox (although it works with another non-root user account) so how can I revert settings back to their original state for what concerns pavucontrol?
Thank you very much in advance for any help on this.
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If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, tryrm ~/.config/pulseor rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.
– Akhil Baranwal
Jan 14 at 14:54
@AkhilBaranwal thank you so much, let me see if it will work :)
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:01
@AkhilBaranwal yup it works!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1 Please write an answer so that I can accept it and you get the sweet reputation you so deserve.
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:08
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If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, tryrm ~/.config/pulseor rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.
– Akhil Baranwal
Jan 14 at 14:54
@AkhilBaranwal thank you so much, let me see if it will work :)
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:01
@AkhilBaranwal yup it works!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1 Please write an answer so that I can accept it and you get the sweet reputation you so deserve.
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:08
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If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, try
rm ~/.config/pulse or rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.– Akhil Baranwal
Jan 14 at 14:54
If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, try
rm ~/.config/pulse or rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.– Akhil Baranwal
Jan 14 at 14:54
@AkhilBaranwal thank you so much, let me see if it will work :)
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:01
@AkhilBaranwal thank you so much, let me see if it will work :)
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:01
@AkhilBaranwal yup it works!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1 Please write an answer so that I can accept it and you get the sweet reputation you so deserve.
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:08
@AkhilBaranwal yup it works!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1 Please write an answer so that I can accept it and you get the sweet reputation you so deserve.
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:08
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If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, try rm ~/.config/pulse or rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.
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If you're sure the reason for the problem is only because you've messed the settings, try
rm ~/.config/pulseor rename it to another file. It will force pavucontrol to generate a new user-file.– Akhil Baranwal
Jan 14 at 14:54
@AkhilBaranwal thank you so much, let me see if it will work :)
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:01
@AkhilBaranwal yup it works!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1 Please write an answer so that I can accept it and you get the sweet reputation you so deserve.
– GNU Stands for GNOME
Jan 14 at 15:08