No sound (audio) in Chrome Ubuntu 18.04LTS












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Ubuntu 18.04LTS, I run the updates, restarted the computer and there is no sound/audio in the Chrome. Sound works in other applciations, system sounds works, in the Settings I can see Chrome as a application - sound is ON and it should work, but it doesn't.



Any ideas? It happend just after system update.










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  • I have the same problem. However for me Chromium is not even registering with the pulse daemon. I remember a while back that I modified some pulse settings to prevent the "chrome sends audio to something without speakers" problem. But now I'm not seeing the input side from chromium, so it's not going to the wrong sink.

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    Jan 18 at 16:50
















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Ubuntu 18.04LTS, I run the updates, restarted the computer and there is no sound/audio in the Chrome. Sound works in other applciations, system sounds works, in the Settings I can see Chrome as a application - sound is ON and it should work, but it doesn't.



Any ideas? It happend just after system update.










share|improve this question























  • I have the same problem. However for me Chromium is not even registering with the pulse daemon. I remember a while back that I modified some pulse settings to prevent the "chrome sends audio to something without speakers" problem. But now I'm not seeing the input side from chromium, so it's not going to the wrong sink.

    – rew
    Jan 18 at 16:50














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Ubuntu 18.04LTS, I run the updates, restarted the computer and there is no sound/audio in the Chrome. Sound works in other applciations, system sounds works, in the Settings I can see Chrome as a application - sound is ON and it should work, but it doesn't.



Any ideas? It happend just after system update.










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Ubuntu 18.04LTS, I run the updates, restarted the computer and there is no sound/audio in the Chrome. Sound works in other applciations, system sounds works, in the Settings I can see Chrome as a application - sound is ON and it should work, but it doesn't.



Any ideas? It happend just after system update.







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  • I have the same problem. However for me Chromium is not even registering with the pulse daemon. I remember a while back that I modified some pulse settings to prevent the "chrome sends audio to something without speakers" problem. But now I'm not seeing the input side from chromium, so it's not going to the wrong sink.

    – rew
    Jan 18 at 16:50



















  • I have the same problem. However for me Chromium is not even registering with the pulse daemon. I remember a while back that I modified some pulse settings to prevent the "chrome sends audio to something without speakers" problem. But now I'm not seeing the input side from chromium, so it's not going to the wrong sink.

    – rew
    Jan 18 at 16:50

















I have the same problem. However for me Chromium is not even registering with the pulse daemon. I remember a while back that I modified some pulse settings to prevent the "chrome sends audio to something without speakers" problem. But now I'm not seeing the input side from chromium, so it's not going to the wrong sink.

– rew
Jan 18 at 16:50





I have the same problem. However for me Chromium is not even registering with the pulse daemon. I remember a while back that I modified some pulse settings to prevent the "chrome sends audio to something without speakers" problem. But now I'm not seeing the input side from chromium, so it's not going to the wrong sink.

– rew
Jan 18 at 16:50










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I downloaded PAVUCONTROL, checked settings, chrome was sending audio to HDMI port, changed it, works well now.






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    Do like in this AskUbuntu question:



    Update:

    The following seems to prevent the problem from reappearing in the future:



    Edit /etc/pulse/default.pa, find the line that starts with load-module module-stream-restore and add restore_device=false at the end, so that the line looks like this:



    load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false


    Then do a



    killall pulseaudio


    and restart chrome... and all is fine.

    No other plugins to install or change.






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      I downloaded PAVUCONTROL, checked settings, chrome was sending audio to HDMI port, changed it, works well now.






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        I downloaded PAVUCONTROL, checked settings, chrome was sending audio to HDMI port, changed it, works well now.






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          I downloaded PAVUCONTROL, checked settings, chrome was sending audio to HDMI port, changed it, works well now.






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              Do like in this AskUbuntu question:



              Update:

              The following seems to prevent the problem from reappearing in the future:



              Edit /etc/pulse/default.pa, find the line that starts with load-module module-stream-restore and add restore_device=false at the end, so that the line looks like this:



              load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false


              Then do a



              killall pulseaudio


              and restart chrome... and all is fine.

              No other plugins to install or change.






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                Do like in this AskUbuntu question:



                Update:

                The following seems to prevent the problem from reappearing in the future:



                Edit /etc/pulse/default.pa, find the line that starts with load-module module-stream-restore and add restore_device=false at the end, so that the line looks like this:



                load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false


                Then do a



                killall pulseaudio


                and restart chrome... and all is fine.

                No other plugins to install or change.






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                  Do like in this AskUbuntu question:



                  Update:

                  The following seems to prevent the problem from reappearing in the future:



                  Edit /etc/pulse/default.pa, find the line that starts with load-module module-stream-restore and add restore_device=false at the end, so that the line looks like this:



                  load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false


                  Then do a



                  killall pulseaudio


                  and restart chrome... and all is fine.

                  No other plugins to install or change.






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                  Do like in this AskUbuntu question:



                  Update:

                  The following seems to prevent the problem from reappearing in the future:



                  Edit /etc/pulse/default.pa, find the line that starts with load-module module-stream-restore and add restore_device=false at the end, so that the line looks like this:



                  load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false


                  Then do a



                  killall pulseaudio


                  and restart chrome... and all is fine.

                  No other plugins to install or change.







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