[solved]Configure Xonar STX for Linux/Ubuntu

apologies if i misread this from earlier posts,
but appears to be something i have seen other people have a problem with

the semicolon “;” at start of the line acts like a comment tag
you need to delete the semicolon or the setting is ignored

I have known other people caught out by this
not surprising when most if not all settings are commented out
and another main Pulseaudio file in same folder (default.pa) only uses “#”

also suggest if you expect to do a lot of changes to Pulseaudio configuration:

  1. copy /etc/pulse/daemon.conf to ~/.config/pulse/daemon.conf

  2. leave original system file alone and only change settings in home folder copy

  3. reload Pulseaudio to load new settings

this made tuning settings easier and quicker
(or rolling back to system default easier if you mess up!)
and i can usually pull the home folder configuration into most new distros with no changes

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