** Description changed:
Release: Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit Desktop Edition
What You Expected to Happen: System volume to remain as set before reboot and
as shown in volume panel applet
What Happened Instead: After reboot/shutdown at and after login system volume
is set to maximum
Extended Description:
Intel HD Audio Chipset using S/PDIF coax out to speakers and system
audio set to digital output
After either rebooting or shutting down my system at the next login the
system volume will be set to maximum. Once the panel loads I can click
on the system volume applet and if I move the volume slider in any
direction the volume will immediately be set to the correct level.
- Here is how the process goes:
+ **MORE INFO 6/25/10**
+ This also affects the system alert volume in the same fashion as above.
+ Adjusting the slider for the alert value via the panel applet reset the
+ volume to the correct level.
+
+ LTS Stable Update:
+
+ [Impact]
+ * Volume at the maximum level after a reboot
+
+ [Test Case]
1. (logged in system running)slide volume to 75% using system volume applet
on panel
2. reboot
3. Login,
4. login soundbite plays at 100% volume
5. open rhythmbox play audio track system volume at 100%
6. click on system volume panel applet, do not click slider, slider shows
volume set at 75% as before reboot <---- This is the odd part
7. click on volume slider and adjust in either direction system volume
abruptly adjusts to match the volume level indicated by the slider.
- If any more information is needed please let me know. Thank you
+ [Regression Potential]
+ * Small, just restoring the volume in case the device only has sw volume
support
- **MORE INFO 6/25/10**
-
- This also affects the system alert volume in the same fashion as above.
- Adjusting the slider for the alert value via the panel applet reset the
- volume to the correct level.
+ [Other Info]
+ * Patch already available in upstream
** No longer affects: pulseaudio (Ubuntu Utopic)
** Also affects: pulseaudio (Ubuntu Trusty)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/598308
Title:
Volume at login set to Maximum after a reboot
Status in pulseaudio package in Ubuntu:
Fix Released
Status in pulseaudio source package in Trusty:
New
Bug description:
Release: Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit Desktop Edition
What You Expected to Happen: System volume to remain as set before reboot and
as shown in volume panel applet
What Happened Instead: After reboot/shutdown at and after login system volume
is set to maximum
Extended Description:
Intel HD Audio Chipset using S/PDIF coax out to speakers and system
audio set to digital output
After either rebooting or shutting down my system at the next login
the system volume will be set to maximum. Once the panel loads I can
click on the system volume applet and if I move the volume slider in
any direction the volume will immediately be set to the correct level.
**MORE INFO 6/25/10**
This also affects the system alert volume in the same fashion as
above. Adjusting the slider for the alert value via the panel applet
reset the volume to the correct level.
LTS Stable Update:
[Impact]
* Volume at the maximum level after a reboot
[Test Case]
1. (logged in system running)slide volume to 75% using system volume applet
on panel
2. reboot
3. Login,
4. login soundbite plays at 100% volume
5. open rhythmbox play audio track system volume at 100%
6. click on system volume panel applet, do not click slider, slider shows
volume set at 75% as before reboot <---- This is the odd part
7. click on volume slider and adjust in either direction system volume
abruptly adjusts to match the volume level indicated by the slider.
[Regression Potential]
* Small, just restoring the volume in case the device only has sw volume
support
[Other Info]
* Patch already available in upstream
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