No it's NOT listed as off. When I go there I just take note of what it
says ("Analogue Stereo Output" on this d960 box) and turn the profile so
it says off. I then re-click the drop-down again to get the list, and
put it back to "Analogue Stereo Output" (for my current box).
It's occurred on Lubuntu, Ubuntu, Ubuntu-Studio in QA-Testing
(http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/reports/bugs/1816394) logs, it
occurs also in debian-testing and has occurred for some time (ie.
year+).
I just pause my music player, vlc or anything that creates sound, and
the chance of it occurring (ie. no sound on resume) is extremely-rare.
(I don't tend to suspend my fedora/opensuse boxes, so I'm not sure if
it's just ubuntu/debian affected sorry).
A program should be playing sound when suspended if trying to re-create
this (as it almost never occurs otherwise, and it's only occasional
anyway).
As for what else I've tried - currently I can't recall anything... This has
occurred over a number of releases, and I only put it in a bug-report because
it occurred during my QA-testing sorry - my bad.
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Ubuntu 19.04 qa:test - suspended system resumed without audio (i fixed
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