David: I tried this.
They don't update dinamically.
But trying different combinations, I found the following in "Volume
Control" (opened from padevchooser):
- I'm listening music ok on external speakers.
- I plug my headset in
- Pulseaudio automatically switches the music to the headset (this is
ok!)
- At this point:
- Can not hear anything on the headset
- alsamixer shows the volume in 0
- VolumeControl, in the "Output Devices" tab, it shows the analog output
for the headset, and a horizontal bar "dances with the music" (like a "vu
meter")
- VolumeControl, in the "Playback" tab, shows me the output for the media
player I'm using, but the horizontal bar here is not dancing, it's static (not
in zero).
- In alsamixer, I turn the volume up.
- This produces the following effects:
- Can hear music on the headset (yay!)
- VolumeControl, in the "Output Devices" tab, shows the dancing bar like
before
- VolumeControl, in the "Playback" tab, now shows the dancing bar
correctly, not static anymore.
So, I just wanted to remark here the differences between internal
VolumeControl behaviour when I modify the volume of the headset in
alsamixer.
Thanks!
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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USB headset volume too low
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/544357
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