Install wine with pulseaudio

[Maya Angelou]

Hello,
My goal is to configure wine to work with pulseaudio in order to use Bluetooth headphones. Until the, I configured pulseaudio and my two audio outputs and those they work. I also configured with wine and it works. The only problem is that I can do is recognize pulseaudio wine. On internet, I saw that several people had succeeded but did not find any tutorial. But it was not helpful for me. So, if you guys have any idea about this then please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[GlassFish]

Hello,
Until now, Pulseaudio brought me nothing but trouble. The best way I found to no longer have a problem is to turn Pulseaudio. (And the sound works with Alsa under Wine, in my case) Can you operate your helmet with Alsa? So, it would be a better option if you are using the alsa rather that the pluseaudio audio codecs. Just have a try to it and if you have any more problem with alsa then post back with the error.

[cyber-noob]

Hello,
Even I am trying to find a solution for this. Yes I can, but it keeps me from making scripts in all directions to activate either output or the other but alsa is left. Also, if somebody knows a way to choose its general alsa sound output. Type in a script has both activate and deactivate the headset I'm interested. More importantly, with wine, how we choose the audio output? If you have any more information on this then please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[SoftWore]

Hello,
I probably may be wrong, but is it not in the file / etc / asound.conf that can serve to direct everything to ALSA PulseAudio? That's how I did run pulseaudio with iceweasel, which is a bit problematic to configure. I guess it should work with wine?
Here is some code:

# Echo 'pcm.pulse ( 
type pulse 
) 
(ctl.pulse 
type pulse 
) 
pcm. "default ( 
type pulse 
) 
ctl. "default ( 
type pulse 
) '> / etc / asound.conf

[NetworkeR]

Hello,
Try also with the latest (git) of wine, for info here is what do I do
Here is the code

# Apt-get remove wn 
autoremove # apt-get 
# apt-get libmpg223 libopenal-dev chinstall-dev 
$ gt clone gt: / / source.wnhq.org / gt / wn.gt ~ / wn-gt 
$ cd ~ / wn gt- 
# apt-get build-dep wn 
$. / configure 
$ make 
# chinstall 
(I had to change the version number because there was no number so I put gt-02.02.2950) 
# dpkg wn_gt-i-2.2.2950-2_i386.deb