On 11/19/2014 09:48 AM, Aere Greenway wrote:
On 11/19/2014 09:38 AM, Aere Greenway wrote:
On 11/19/2014 12:37 AM, [email protected] wrote:
But no sound in browser, mplayer etc. etc. With pulseaudio and
pavucontrol i could sort that out. Indeed, a coherent sound settings
manager (like network-manager or so) would be really very very nice!
All:
For a future release of lubuntu, based on the above experience, as
well as my own experience, I recommend either a stand-alone settings
manager for sound (the other Ubuntu variants each have their own), or
lacking that, the inclusion of both the pulseaudio and pavucontrol
packages in Lubuntu.
Since Lubuntu is moving to QT, there is a mixer I like to use, which
has the capability of manipulating a huge variety (all?) of the
sound-card controls, including the "Synth" control of a Soundblaster
Live sound-card (which always has to be raised from its default setting).
Please check out (and evaluate for inclusion in Lubuntu) the
"qasmixer" package. It also has some companion packages, "qasconfig"
and "qashctl". So far, I have been using only "qasmixer".
When you use it, select "Show device selection" from its view menu, and
(in the right pane) select
"ht : Card". It will then let you control the settings for a
particular sound-card.
It appears to have the ability of selecting the system default (as
opposed to the default?).
It definitely uses the QT libraries, but I don't know which QT library
level.
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Sincerely,
Aere
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