Public bug reported:
The difference between mute and the next step up is huge. Why is there
no way to get really quiet audio?
Steps to reproduce:
* Turn sound applet volume down to mute (the lowest setting).
* Play some music.
* Put your speakers up to a high volume, or plug in head phones.
* Press the (+) button to raise the volume by one step.
Expected result: quiet music.
Actual result: loud music.
This basically makes software volume control useless. When I want to turn
volume down enough to take a phone call or talk to a friend, I need to reach
back and adjust my speaker, which escapes the point.
Proposed solution: either remove the faulty volume control applet, or
fix it so that the lowest volume settings are actually quiet.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Lowest volume setting is still quite loud
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/333465
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