** Description changed: - I have a Soundblaster Audigy 7.1 and a Logitech keyboard. The volume - shortcuts on the keyboard work (as in gnome recognises these buttons and - I can see the onscreen volume display) but the volume doesn't actually - change. + I have a Soundblaster Audigy 7.1 (driver 'CA0106' - Alsa) in my amd64 + desktop. + + The volume and sound works perfectly, my problem is that Gnome doesn't + use the the master volume slider by default. + + i.e. When I use the volume buttons on my keyboard the 'Analog + Centre/LFE' sliders change in the volume control panel.... This however + is the wrong one as my master is the 'Analog Front'!! + + Can these media keys be redirected for setup?
** Description changed: I have a Soundblaster Audigy 7.1 (driver 'CA0106' - Alsa) in my amd64 - desktop. + desktop for both Dapper and Edgy. The volume and sound works perfectly, my problem is that Gnome doesn't use the the master volume slider by default. i.e. When I use the volume buttons on my keyboard the 'Analog Centre/LFE' sliders change in the volume control panel.... This however is the wrong one as my master is the 'Analog Front'!! Can these media keys be redirected for setup? ** Description changed: I have a Soundblaster Audigy 7.1 (driver 'CA0106' - Alsa) in my amd64 - desktop for both Dapper and Edgy. + desktop. The volume and sound works perfectly, my problem is that Gnome doesn't - use the the master volume slider by default. + use the the master volume slider by default for both Dapper and Edgy.. i.e. When I use the volume buttons on my keyboard the 'Analog Centre/LFE' sliders change in the volume control panel.... This however is the wrong one as my master is the 'Analog Front'!! Can these media keys be redirected for setup? -- Redirecting Keyboard Volume shortcut keys https://launchpad.net/bugs/50388 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
