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--- Comment #11 from jeth...@ya.ru ---
Thanks for the suggestion! sinkModel.preferredSink.index in playFeedback() fix
did the trick on my system. It was a big challenge for me to dig into the code
with absolutely no experience in C++/Qt! :D
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--- Comment #10 from David Rosca ---
https://phabricator.kde.org/D4105
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--- Comment #9 from David Rosca ---
Yes, that's it, thanks for the investigation! :)
Changing sinkModel.preferredSink.cardIndex to sinkModel.preferredSink.index in
playFeedback() in applet code should fix it.
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--- Comment #8 from jeth...@ya.ru ---
Let me share a bit more of my findings about the issue.
According to applet/contents/ui/main.qml it seems that playFeedback() function
is called each time we increase/decrease volume.
In playFeedback() sinkIndex = si
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--- Comment #7 from jeth...@ya.ru ---
Ok, tried to print sinkIndex. It's always equal to 2 in my case.
Meanwhile, pactl list sinks shows the following:
Sink #0
State: SUSPENDED
Name: alsa_output.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
Des
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--- Comment #6 from David Rosca ---
You can try to add a debug statement and print the sinkIndex that it tries to
use, and check which sink it is with "pactl list sinks".
It should play the volume feedback on the "preferred sink" - the device that is
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--- Comment #5 from jeth...@ya.ru ---
I spent a little time playing with volumefeedback.cpp and recompiling
plasma-pa. Suddenly, reassigning sinkIndex to 0 in void
VolumeFeedback::play(quint32 sinkIndex) seem to help:
char dev[64];
sinkIndex = 0; // <--
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--- Comment #4 from jeth...@ya.ru ---
Thanks for the very quick replies by the way!
I restarted plasmashell from the terminal and see absolutely nothing when
scrolling the mouse wheel. I also tried to run plasmawindowed
org.kde.plasma.volume. Same thing.
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--- Comment #3 from David Rosca ---
Yes, that's correct. I'm not sure what might be wrong. Can you please run
plasmashell in terminal and upload output when scrolling mouse over volume icon
/ using volume shortcuts?
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--- Comment #2 from jeth...@ya.ru ---
Created attachment 103354
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Notification Sounds
If I understand you correctly, Notification Sounds is set to 100% but still no
tone I can hear. Please se
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--- Comment #1 from David Rosca ---
It is played through "Notification Sounds" stream, so it must be unmuted and
have non-zero volume.
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