When I run pulseaudio -start I do indeed see a /run/user/0/pulse/native file. With QEMU 4.0, the args line is apparently the new way to do this. Hostpci1: 0b:00,pcie=1,x-vga=1 <- This is NVidia GPU My qemu config for the VM is: args: -soundhw hda -audiodev pa,id=pa0,server=/run/user/0/pulse/native <- This is new for QEMU 4Įfidisk0: vmpool1:vm-102-disk-0,size=128K I installed pulseaudio, started it with pulseaudio -start and was able to play a wav file from the console using aplay. If it helps diagnose, here's my hardware:
With QEMU 4.x, there's been a lot of work on the audio side, so wanted to see how well it works. I've tried so many variations but just can't get it to work. Along with that, I wanted to give it an Intel HD Audio device using Pulse Audio on the back-end. The good news is I've been able to passthough to my Win 10 VM my NVidia GTX 960 (will try 1080 shortly) and a Samsung NVMe. My plan is to use it for my gaming machine and also to run a few VMs and containers. I'm in the midst of my first set up with Proxmox at home.
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