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CaptainBlood
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 Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2016 8:53 pm Post subject: PulseAudio inhibts wine apps internal audio level ctrl |
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I've just installed PulseAudio.
Seems like apps sound volume management is overridden by Pulse Audio General Output Level.
Any Idea how to have app internal sound level setting working?
Thks 4 ur attention.
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eccerr0r
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What application, and is it also using pulseaudio?
pulseaudio should let each app have its own volume control independent of all other applications, and then have a global volume that controls everything....
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CaptainBlood
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Hum, I was mistaken to mention general PulseAudio Ctrl.  & it behaves as described.
I've retitled this post.
The only issue I have is from wine audio app (foobar2000). It has its own working audio ctrl within Pavu, but its internal audio ctrl doesn't interact with PulseAudio.
As a side note, foobar2000 internal audio ctrl worked fine when I alsa only.
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