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<think>
Okay, so I need to classify this bug report: "hda sound capture broken with VNC". The possible categories are listed, and I have to pick one.
First, let's break down the components of the bug report. It mentions "hda sound capture", which refers to audio input from a device (HDA typically stands for High Definition Audio). So this is related to audio processing within QEMU.
The second part is that it's broken when using VNC. VNC is a remote desktop protocol, so in the context of QEMU, it's used for virtual machine console access. The issue is occurring during interaction with the VNC display.
Looking at the categories: there are several possible ones like device, graphic, network, etc. Since the bug involves sound capture, which relates to audio devices and peripherals, I think "device" might be relevant. But it's also happening in conjunction with VNC, which is graphical remote access.
Wait, but perhaps more specifically, since VNC is a graphics-related protocol, maybe "graphic" would make sense? Or could it fall under another category?
Alternatively, considering that the issue is about audio (sound capture), which is a peripheral device function. So the primary problem is with how the sound device is being handled in QEMU when using VNC.
Looking back at the categories: there's a "peripherals" category as well. Since HDA is a hardware component or peripheral, and the issue arises under VNC usage, I might consider whether it's more about the audio peripheral not functioning correctly through VNC.
But wait, does this relate to the display or graphics? Or is it purely an input device (sound) issue?
Hmm. If the problem is that sound isn't being captured when using VNC, perhaps it's related to how QEMU handles audio over the remote session. But I'm not sure if that falls under "graphic" since it's about audio.
Looking at the list again: categories include device, graphic, network, etc. Since HDA is an audio device, maybe "device" is more appropriate. Alternatively, perhaps "peripherals", but let me check the category definitions.
Wait, in the given categories, "peripherals" is a separate option. So if it's about a sound device peripheral not working, then "peripherals" would be correct. However, since VNC is involved, which relates to the graphical interface, maybe it's more about how the audio is being handled over the remote connection.
Alternatively, could this issue be related to the display or graphics? I'm not sure. The user is reporting a broken sound capture specifically with VNC, so perhaps it's an issue within the QEMU's handling of peripherals (like HDA) in the context of remote connections via VNC.
But looking at the options again: "graphic" might be more about display issues, while "peripherals" would cover devices like sound cards. So "peripherals" seems more accurate.
</think>
The bug report involves a sound capture issue with VNC, which relates to an audio device (HDA) peripheral not functioning correctly in the remote environment.
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