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On 2020/07/22 02:56 AM, Janek Stolarek wrote:
I'm setting up TDE-based Debian on a new machine
and I've run into a problem I have not experienced on any other of
my machines with similar configurations: KMix can't control audio volume. More
specifically, I have two audio
outputs: an HDMI one (via nVidia card with proprietary drivers) and a front panel audio
jack. Sound works correctly
on both outputs and I can control it with pavucontrol (PulseAudio sound mixer). However:
1. KMix master slider that appears after clicking on the tray icon does absolutely
nothing. 2. When I open the
mixer window in KMix it recognizes PulseAudio as an audio device. There is just one
volume slider and it does
nothing. 3. Another recognized audio device is HD-Audio Generic. This has a bunch of
output sliders and the sliders
work correctly (i.e. they change the volume) when the sound is directed to headphones,
but not when it's directed
to HDMI (output change done via pavucontrol). 4. The final audio device recognized by
KMix is HDA Nvidia. This only
has seven toggles labales IEC958. First toggle mutes/unmutes the sound, the remaining
ones don't seem to be doing
anything.
I'm puzzled. This is the first time I see KMix master slider not working at all, even
though I have pulseaudio set
up on all my other machines with TDE. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Janek
Hi Janek,
first of all what version of TDE are you using? R14.0.8 official? R14.0.9 PSB? R14.1.0
PTB?
There were various issues in KMix up to R14.0.8 and what you described is not so
unfamiliar to me.
R14.0.9 will have several fixes for that and since you are using Debian, PSB will have
those fixes already available.
R14.1.0 will have further fixes, again PTB makes them already available.
Cheers
Michele
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