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Hi,
I am using kde 4 now for a long time, but theres still this weird sound issue that bores me... In Systemsettings --> Multimedia theres shows up my sound card as hda-intel (analog) thats right and its working okay... Problem is that it doesnÄt recognize when I change the volume of my sound card via kmix... So I can change the sound of e.g. amarok and xmms indivually... even if pcm is muted, amarok is happy to play music the loudest it can I don't know what I could do anymore... googled around for weeks but didn't find a solution for my problem. I will attach soundcardinfo's script from phonon.kde.org
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From what you decribe I think you're fiddling with the wrong channel. My audio output is recognised as "Headphone", not PCM. It could be that the proper master channel is Master, Headphone, Surround, Front, Center or LFE. Try all channels when audio is playing to find out which one to set as master channel (rightclick on the KMix icon and select "Select Master Channel...).
I have forced myself to contradict myself in order to avoid conforming to my own taste. Marcel Duchamp
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Sorry, forgot that... think that this is one of the problems...
I do only have a switch for master channel which is working... i can mut and unmute via alsamixer... but my intention is to regulate the soundvolume systemwide... i've always done this before through this channel... so I search for an option to tell phonon zo use pcm channel, not master... |
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What is the master channel of KMix? Is that one also set to the Alsa master, or is another channel selected?
I'm not sure if Phonon is responsible for swapping the Alsa master channel with pcm. I think it's might be an Alsa issue.
I have forced myself to contradict myself in order to avoid conforming to my own taste. Marcel Duchamp
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Maybe.... but I have surely no idea how to do that...
alsa is such a feature monster... i do not find the what i am searching for... |
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Right-click the KMix icon and select "Select master channel". In the list select "Master" instead of "PCM" and KMix should control the sound systemwide.
I have forced myself to contradict myself in order to avoid conforming to my own taste. Marcel Duchamp
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