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### Default configuration file used for running the PulseAudio daemon in
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### virtual mode.
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###
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### This file is automatically generated. DO NOT EDIT.
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### To override settings in this file, create or edit
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### /etc/vnc/pulse/daemon.custom.conf, or alternatively
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### ~/.vnc/pulse/daemon.conf. This will then be loaded instead of this file.
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# We cannot use PID files - or the user would be limited to using audio in a
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# single virtual session!
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daemonize = no
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use-pid-file = no
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system-instance = no
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# When more than one PulseAudio instance is running per user, you *must* use
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# PULSE_SERVER in the environment to distinguish between them; and, when that's
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# set in the environment, autospawn cannot be used; hence, we cannot have the
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# pulse daemon exit when idle (since it won't be respawned).
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exit-idle-time = -1
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# We must redirect the default script file to special one, in order to prevent
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# any modules from touching the physical hardware, and create a fully-virtual
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# session.
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load-default-script-file = yes
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default-script-file = /etc/vnc/pulse/default.pa
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# At the discretion of the user...
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flat-volumes = no
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# For VNC, we set the defaults to our preferred remote audio format.
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default-sample-format = s16ne
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default-sample-rate = 48000
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alternate-sample-rate = 44100
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default-sample-channels = 2
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default-channel-map = front-left,front-right
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enable-deferred-volume = no
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# Aggregate the Pulse logging in with the rest of the VNC session
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log-target = stderr
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log-level = notice
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log-time = yes
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