Hi all, It seems the only way to achieve the above would be to script the following:-
1. Obtain the default device using pacmd list-sinks | grep "*" or similar 2. Get that device's current volume using some multi-line parsing of pacmd list-sinks or pacmd info (output in %) 3. Convert the given % to the hex input expected by pacmd set-sink-volume 4. Actually set the new volume Is there an easier way to do this? pacmd isn't really VERY script-friendly. To be fair that's probably not its purpose, I guess, but it would be nice if Pulse as a Linux app was as scriptable as most older Linux apps. Alternatively, is there a 'shortcut' dbus method to do the above? And yes, of course I could just use gnome volume control, not all systems have gnome installed though (I'm looking at getting it off my system actually, since I stopped using the DE itself). _______________________________________________ pulseaudio-discuss mailing list pulseaudio-discuss@mail.0pointer.de https://tango.0pointer.de/mailman/listinfo/pulseaudio-discuss
