The solution to this bug:
1.- Install gstreamer0.10-pulseaudio (if it's not installed)
2.- Logoff from yout Xfce session and login again (this is to make
Xfce aware of the change)
3.- Choose the "PulseAudio Mixer" you want to use from the mixer
selection list[1] of xfce4-mixer (if xfce4-mixer doesn't let you
change the mixer, that's because you skipped step 2.)Now the volume and mute multimedia keys should work as intended, but they **only work with the selected PulseAudio device**, not with any PA sink (specifically not with a global scope). Also, if you have pluggable devices (like a bluetooth headset), the device is listed when it's on, but xfce4-mixer doesn't going to let you select it. The device should be connected **before** you log in the Xfce session in order to xfce4-mixer let you choose its mixer. This of course is not very useful with a dynamic pluggable-style device. [1]: http://www.escomposlinux.org/jcantero/ld/images/xfce4-mixer-pulseaudio-choice.png -- Saludos de Javier <[email protected]>
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