The initial report included this:
i am member of the following groups:
audio
pulse-access pulse-rt
the pulseadudio FAQ states that:
http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/FAQ#Sounddoesntworkwhenswitchingusers
Check that no users are part of the "audio" group.
In fact, the pulseaudio server is designed to grab exclusive use of the audio
hardware. If some other application access the hardware, it may block
pulseaudio access.
Also, if not running a "system-wide pulseaudio daemon", which I believe is not
the case here, the other groups have no effect. From "man pulseaudio":
If PulseAudio is running as a user daemon this group has no meaning
for both pulse-access and pulse groups.
Maybe the problem here is that some application is grabbing the sound hardware
before the pulseaudio daemon?
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