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I'm not sure if this is an issue with KMix or ALSA / PulseAudio in general, but it existed since I moved to Linux. My overall sound volume appears to be incorrectly scaled, and 55% volume acts like 0% (muted). I can however set the volume slider anywhere between 0% and 100%. Anyone know how to fix this and properly scale audio volume?
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To eliminate Pulseaudio as the cause, can you try temporarily disabling it (or otherwise bypassing it, by using an application which allows you to select your preferred ALSA device directly, such as aplay) to see if that has any impact on the volume scaling?
This is quite likely however to be an ALSA level issue - what is the lspci entry for your audio chipset?
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Tried running Audacious through aoss and padsp, and directly playing a wav file through aplay and paplay. The issue persists in all cases.
As for lspci, those are my devices. I use wireless headphones from Logitech, connected via a nano-USB controller.
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As the sound card you are using is USB based, we'll need the output of lsusb here. I am guessing the regular sound card scales the volume correctly?
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Back in Windows the volume was scaled fine. The problem started happening when I switched to Linux / KDE.
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Does the regular sound card (ie. the non-Logitech, integrated one) scale volume correctly?
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