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Amarok volume change in application has no effect

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Thaodan
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I have the issue that when I change the volume of Amarok in itself has no effect, but when I do it in a mixer like KMix or veromix it has a effect.
Additional Amarok sometimes is silenced when the track changes.
I tried to get an message via --debug option, but I go nothing so far.
DE: KDE 4.11
Amarok ver: 2.8
everything is up to date except sip python-sip and python-pyqt
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Hm, that totally depends on your hardware configuration, so you should check whether you can change the master channel in KMix.


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Well, no, it doesn't depend on any hardware configuration. Amarok's internal volume is calculated in software by either libVLC or GStreamer.


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If you are using Pulseaudio, then it could be interfering - is it in use on your system?
Even if it was interfering though, the volume level should still change.


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bcooksley wrote:If you are using Pulseaudio, then it could be interfering - is it in use on your system?
Even if it was interfering though, the volume level should still change.

Yes I use Pulseaudio (4.0).
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Which Phonon backend are you using? If it is VLC, please make sure the appropriate Pulseaudio plugin for VLC is installed.


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bcooksley wrote:Which Phonon backend are you using? If it is VLC, please make sure the appropriate Pulseaudio plugin for VLC is installed.

Yes I use the VLC backend, the plugin is installed (or else I had no sound, there's no special package for this in Arch).
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I used phonon-git and phonon-vlc-git I rebuilded both and now everything works fine. I think it was because of the new KDE SC release.


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