pulseaudio volume control issue - Ubuntu

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  1. pulseaudio volume control issue

    I just stumbled across this little oddity. I'm running Ubuntu Studio
    8.04.1.

    If the sum of an application's volume control percentage drop and the
    output sink volume control percentage drop exceeds 100... the playback
    goes silent. It's not a gradual silent either.

    Example: If either the application or master volume is 100%, you see no
    issue.

    **If you set your master volume to 50%, the moment you set the
    application's volume below 50%, output ceases.**
    This is only for that one output, other streams continue to operate.

    If you set your master to 25%, the cutoff point for the application moves
    up to 75%.

    (I have only had a chance to test this with audacious.)

  2. Re: pulseaudio volume control issue

    On Sat, 26 Jul 2008 05:22:58 +0000, draeath wrote:

    > I just stumbled across this little oddity. I'm running Ubuntu Studio
    > 8.04.1.
    >
    > If the sum of an application's volume control percentage drop and the
    > output sink volume control percentage drop exceeds 100... the playback
    > goes silent. It's not a gradual silent either.
    >
    > Example: If either the application or master volume is 100%, you see no
    > issue.
    >
    > **If you set your master volume to 50%, the moment you set the
    > application's volume below 50%, output ceases.** This is only for that
    > one output, other streams continue to operate.
    >
    > If you set your master to 25%, the cutoff point for the application
    > moves up to 75%.
    >
    > (I have only had a chance to test this with audacious.)


    Anyone here in alt.os.linux have any ideas what might be going on here?


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