[Bug 491055] Re: Gnome-volume-control and -applet do not switch volume controls when new audio output is inserted

2016-03-08 Thread Paweł Bylica
The same issue is also for Bluetooth audio devices.

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[Bug 491055] Re: Gnome-volume-control and -applet do not switch volume controls when new audio output is inserted

2014-02-26 Thread Craig Magina
This is still an issue on trusty. What makes it worse is that the
previous volume levels are not saved, so you get 100% volume when you
plug in the device.

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[Bug 491055] Re: Gnome-volume-control and -applet do not switch volume controls when new audio output is inserted

2011-01-16 Thread mahfiaz
Please, someone take a look at this.

I once more describe how to trigger this one:
1. Connect USB speakers (pretty cheap these days)
2. use gnome-volume-control to change output to USB speakers
3. see how your laptops volume buttons work good with these
4. disconnect USB speakers, volume comes from the internal speakers
5. test how volume buttons are still good
6. reconnect USB speakers, sound comes from these
7. but volume buttons still drive internal speakers' volume, so have no effect
As a workaround you need to open gnome-volume-control again (you probably had 
it closed),
and from output choose internal speakers (which causes the sound to jump to 
these) and pick USB speakers again. Now everything is as expected. While 
including the jump of sound, this is a lousy workaround.

So what should gnome-volume-control do? Every time a *previously used*,
but simply disconnected (and not chosen to be unused before that) device
reappears, it should be selected as default device. Since this is
exactly what pulseaudio does, you don't even have to trigger the output
change, it is done in pulseaudio anyway (not sure if this is a good or
bad thing).

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[Bug 491055] Re: Gnome-volume-control and -applet do not switch volume controls when new audio output is inserted

2010-12-22 Thread Chris Wilson
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
   Status: New = Confirmed

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[Bug 491055] Re: Gnome-volume-control and -applet do not switch volume controls when new audio output is inserted

2010-12-03 Thread Jamie Lawler
A year on this bug still persists in natty.

I think this would be a good candidate for a papercut.

** Also affects: gnome-media
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

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[Bug 491055] Re: Gnome-volume-control and -applet do not switch volume controls when new audio output is inserted

2009-12-02 Thread aka Gour gi
Exactly as explained above that should be the desired behavior

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   Status: New = Confirmed

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