No audio coming out of libTAS even if "Mute" is unchecked about libtas

[clementgallet]

Can you check if you have sound when doing an encode?

[Nix40]

Well, I managed to solve the problem in Kubuntu by creating a file called "default.conf" with "options snd_hda_intel index=1" as content, then stuffing it in "/etc/modprobe.d/".

I still have another related problem, though. I can't get audio through WSL. The following error happens:

I did some research and it's apparently because WSL doesn't support ALSA, only PulseAudio. Source:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68310978/playing-sound-in-docker-container-on-wsl-in-windows-11

So is there really no way to get audio and working save states at the same time through WSL?

[clementgallet]

Can you test this solution: microsoft/wslg#864

[Nix40]

Can you test this solution: microsoft/wslg#864

Where exactly is that ".asoundrc" file located? I'm not sure where to look.

[InfoTeddy]

Where exactly is that ".asoundrc" file located? I'm not sure where to look.

It's located at ~/.asoundrc, as it says in the linked issue. ~ refers to your home directory.

[Nix40]

There was no .asounrc file in that directory (I also had "Show Hidden Files" checked).
Anyway, I created a file with such a name there, and added this as content:

Is this right? Because it didn't work. I'm still basically a noob with linux and don't know how to deal with coding very well. I read elsewhere that there needs to be something like this involved:

pcm.!default {
type hw
card 0
}

ctl.!default {
type hw
card 0
}

I don't know where the "pulse" part should go in that. If possible, please tell me exactly how the text should be like so I can just copy paste it.