Thanks, these are very constructive useful infos. If so, please comment so that I can move the issue. This only occurs with Mixxx but it could also be a problem with PulseAudio or KDE. when the audio stream output is changed somehow in the PulseAudio settings in the traybar (under devices there it only shows the mixer as Analog Output and when Mixxx is not running it does play other audio just fine the application/ browser/ music-player is not muted under Applications in these settings when Mixxx is running so the audio is muted otherwise) when no audio is playing in Mixxx and/or configured in the preferences (not by default maybe the option should get reset at every Mixxx startup) and/or But it would be useful to allow for audio output from other sources if: It does make sense to limit audio output to Mixxx by default when music is playing there. For example, you can't take a pause of mixing music at home and watch a few videos then go back to playing music (or leaving a set playing with low volume).
There's also no way to configure it to allow for concurrent audio output.ĭepending on how Mixxx is used, this can be very cumbersome as you need to quit Mixxx to play other audio and restart it afterwards if you'd like to use it again.
#MIXXX SEND MUSIC TO STREAM ONLY MOVIE#
When I run Mixxx on Debian11/KDE with PulseAudio I can't switch back and forth between audio from Mixxx and other audio from the computer such as a movie in Kodi, other music in a music player or Youtube videos in the browser.
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