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| #20171 | fixed | macOS host duplex CoreAudio devices are broken => fixed in SVN/next maintenance | ||
| Description |
VirtualBox will not use an audio device in a macOS host if it is a duplex (both input and output) device. Such devices did work in VirtualBox 5.0.40; I did not determine the specific version where this broke (I upgraded from 5.0 to 6.1). Reproduction:
Expected: VirtualBox plays/records audio through the duplex device. Actual: VirtualBox will not play/record audio. VBox.log says “CoreAudio: No default playback device found” (for output) or “CoreAudio: No default capturing device found” (for input). The DEFAULT flag on the device also isn’t set unless it is set as the system default for both output *and* input (though it still won’t work even then). Workaround: For output only, Audio MIDI Setup.app can be used to create a “Multi-Output Device” which forwards to the outputs of the duplex audio device. This is not a good workaround, though, since this disables volume control. To create a duplex device, you can either install one (e.g. kuwatec Audio Loopback, Soundflower, or Boom2), or construct an Aggregate Device following these steps:
There are at least a couple of forum posts about this problem which contain appropriate logs:
https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=92570&p=445771&hilit=duplex#p445906 The relevant section of my own VBox.log is: 00:00:04.472027 Audio: Initializing Core Audio driver 00:00:04.533481 CoreAudio: Default capturing device is 'USB Advanced Audio Device' 00:00:04.533688 CoreAudio: No default playback device found 00:00:04.533718 Audio: Host driver 'CoreAudio' supports 2 input streams and 2 output streams at once 00:00:04.536723 CoreAudio: Default capturing device is 'USB Advanced Audio Device' 00:00:04.536912 CoreAudio: No default playback device found 00:00:04.536934 Audio: Found 5 devices for driver 'CoreAudio' 00:00:04.536947 Audio: Device 'Built-in Microphone': 00:00:04.536955 Audio: Usage = Input 00:00:04.536963 Audio: Flags = NONE 00:00:04.536970 Audio: Input channels = 2 00:00:04.536978 Audio: Output channels = 0 00:00:04.536986 Audio: Device 'USB Advanced Audio Device': 00:00:04.536993 Audio: Usage = Input 00:00:04.537000 Audio: Flags = DEFAULT 00:00:04.537008 Audio: Input channels = 2 00:00:04.537015 Audio: Output channels = 0 00:00:04.537023 Audio: Device 'kuwatec Audio Loopback': 00:00:04.537031 Audio: Usage = Duplex 00:00:04.537038 Audio: Flags = NONE 00:00:04.537045 Audio: Input channels = 2 00:00:04.537052 Audio: Output channels = 2 00:00:04.537060 Audio: Device 'Built-in Output': 00:00:04.537067 Audio: Usage = Output 00:00:04.537075 Audio: Flags = NONE 00:00:04.537082 Audio: Input channels = 0 00:00:04.537090 Audio: Output channels = 2 00:00:04.537097 Audio: Device 'USB Advanced Audio Device': 00:00:04.537105 Audio: Usage = Output 00:00:04.537112 Audio: Flags = NONE 00:00:04.537119 Audio: Input channels = 0 00:00:04.537127 Audio: Output channels = 2
Version: at least 6.1.16 & 6.1.18 |
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| #20169 | invalid | delate an account | ||
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I have trued a few times downloading them again after cleared cache and cookies, however, Im still not able to open the oracle DB developer by gmail’ account. When I open the virtual box, it automatically connects to my work account which is iCloud’ one. So id like to delate the iCloud’s account for now. How can I delate an account? |
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| #20166 | duplicate | VBox 6.1.6 GAs don't build on Linux 5.10 kernels because alloc_vm_area removed => fixed in 6.1.18 | ||
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$ uname -r 5.10.0-2-amd64 (Debian bullseye) Trying to compile extension: /tmp/vbox.0/r0drv/linux/memobj-r0drv-linux.c: In function ‘rtR0MemObjLinuxVMap’: /tmp/vbox.0/r0drv/linux/memobj-r0drv-linux.c:560:34: error: implicit declaration of function ‘alloc_vm_area’ [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration] Here is why: https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-mm/patch/20201017231539.rqXa9tuF3%25akpm@linux-foundation.org/ [37/40] mm: remove alloc_vm_area |
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