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** Changed in: earcandy (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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** Changed in: earcandy (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Sound switches to my monitor with USB soundcard when I run earcandy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/398619
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What do you think about something like - Don't let earcandy be obtrusive when
it just started. When I plug in an USB headset after it's started, fine, but
for devices detected initially, just leave it be, and let the device that had
audio also be the fallback audio device when I plug in a
Just had a thought in gnome we could read the which card the master
volume control is on and default to that on startup...
gconf key /desktop/gnome/sound/default_mixer_device
Not sure how this would work on kde but it would solve the issue on
gnome
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Sound switches to my monitor with USB
Shouldn't you read stuff like that from Pulseaudio instead of from
Gnome's internal configuration? Maybe you could make Earcandy not use
one master output channel, since that would effectively disable
Pulseaudio's support for letting different applications stream to
different sound cards. What
I just changed the setting in Preferences, but whenever I right click
the Earcandy icon and click Preferences (so the window opens), the same
thing still happens. Even after I restart the program, Move streams to
new output is still disabled, but when I open the preferences screen,
sound moves to
The issue here is that when ear candy starts it scans the list available
sound cards and locks onto the ether the last card or the card with usb
in the name..
My reasoning was that if you have a usb device plugged in you probably
want to use it... (just like the stereo head phones people are used
