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Bluetooth speaker volume control doesn't work (but muting does work)
Disable absolute volume in Pulseaudio's config.
Edit the file
/etc/pulse/default.pa
And change the line
load-module module-bluetooth-discover
to
load-module module-bluetooth-discover ...
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How to increase or decrease volume in Xfce with keyboard shortcuts?
The answer maybe duplicate this
As for pulseaudio, use pactl command:
pactl -- set-sink-mute {SINK} toggle -- mute/unmute
pactl -- set-sink-volume {SINK} +10% -- increase volume by 10%
pactl -- set-...
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PulseAudio on Debian 9: How to adjust default sound volume level?
Run
pactl set-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@ 30%
command as autostart.
The other way:
echo 'set-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@ 20000' >> ~/.config/pulse/default.pa
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Is there a way to snoop on what is changing the audio volume?
Is there anyway to introspect volume changes and mic volume changes?
Considering your events tag, you're clearly asking this from a developer's perspective:
Yes, any application can subscribe to ALSA ...
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How can I selectively control system volume by frequency range (i.e. have an equalizer)?
Yes, you can do this (on PulseAudio) with PulseEffects, available in Debian and derivatives as pulseeffects. On PipeWire, use easyeffects instead (it’s the same project).
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How to disable the volume popup in KDE Plasma 5.13?
Right-click the volume icon in the tray
and select Configure KMix….
Unselect Show On Screen Display (OSD) then click OK (or Apply).
This is equivalent to editing ~/.config/kmixrc and adding the line:
...
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How to increase volume beyond 100% on Kubuntu KDE
ffmpeg -i inputfile -vcodec copy -af "volume=10dB" outputfile
would increase volume by 10dB
VLC allows you to watch a network stream, you enter a youtube URL and you can increase the volume to 125% -...
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Command line per-application volume (maybe amixer or pactl?)
My snippet for playback volume control to change volume by 5% and toggle mute.
#!/bin/bash
inc() {
playback_input=$(pactl list sink-inputs short | awk '{print $1}' | head -1)
pactl set-sink-input-...
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Command line per-application volume (maybe amixer or pactl?)
For PulseAudio, Roland Haas has written a tool.
I had to install libpulse-dev linux-libc-dev libc6-dev zlib1g-dev libpcre3-dev libglib2.0-0 libglib2.0-dev.
You might also need a compiler (gcc) to make....
Community wiki
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Allow audio from only one application
It's a shame that this option is not available... by the way, before starting your application, you can run this command:
for i in $(pactl list sink-inputs short | awk '{print $1}'); do
pactl set-...
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Command line per-application volume (maybe amixer or pactl?)
When using PulseAudio, this function easily set the volume of any app.
function pacmd-set-app-volume() {
local player="$1"
local volume="$2"
playerSinkIndex="$(pacmd ...
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Command line per-application volume (maybe amixer or pactl?)
If you're looking for a TUI that does what pavucontrol does check out pulsemixer.
It does just that,
You can see the Playback below, that shows all things playing to that sink (the sink-inputs).
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Google assistant volume too low, why?
I've figured it out.
It's nothing to do with Alsa, rather the Google Assistant has the ability to control volume, i.e. "OK Google, turn it to 10".
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Volume control not working on Fedora 38
this sounds like your volume control might not be controlling the volume of the right device.
I don't run LXQt, but this post by cipricus has an image of what the selection dialog would look like:
...
1
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How to disable the volume popup in KDE Plasma 5.13?
what you gotta do is right click the speakers tray icon and then click audio volume after that uncheck audio feedback and you're good to go
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Volume Control Extremely Sensitive/Too Loud for Corsair 1500 USB Gaming Headset in Linux Mint
Here's the solution I found through trial and error:
Open a terminal and run pavucontrol.
Navigate to the Output Devices tab.
CAREFULLY adjust the Corsair Vengeance 1500 Analog Stereo device volume ...
1
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Pulseaudio: How to set individual sink volume for left, right or srround channel on commandline
As noted here, pactl accepts multiple volumes (one for each channel) for set-*-volume.
So in your particular case
pactl set-sink-volume 1 74% 74% 100% 74% 74% 74%
should do the trick.
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How can I set the amount by which the sound keys increase/decrease volume?
As far as i am concerned this is not a pulseaudio thing and depends on which DE or WM you are using
I have never used a DE with arch but for WM's this is configured in their configuration files like ...
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pulseaudio: very sensitive volume (no sound when volume is less than 97%) for USB speaker
I'm using a logidock on Ubuntu 22.04.01 LTA and had this issue. I fixed this via Preferences > Sound > Output > Output Device > Digital Output (S/PDIF) - Logi Dock. It was set to analog ...
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How to stop Zoom from randomly muting itself?
I finally found the solution: open the Zoom Audio Settings tab and set the microphone input to Same as System. This allows Zoom to choose the correct microphone (I have two, one analog and one in the ...
1
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Virtual ALSA device, sync / intercept volume commands
The Linkplay A31 Amplifier Control App does almost exactly what you want. It monitors ALSA pcm/mixer devices for sound activity and volume changes and adjusts the (external) DAC/AMP accordingly (...
1
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Unable to use speakers when the headphone is plugged
In modern notebooks, the speakers are often disabled (by the hardware controller) when you plug in your headphones. This is not Linux specific, but a feature of the machine itself.
This is, for ...
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What are several different and alternative methods to backup the audio levels in linux?
First, you have to keep in mind that there are several sets of controls:
1) The actual hardware controls in the Codec (audio chip)
2) The ALSA controls, that cover most (but often not all) hardware ...
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Command line per-application volume (maybe amixer or pactl?)
i used @pablo-a solution but edited it to work with pactl
#!/bin/bash
function pactl-set-app-volume() {
local player="$1"
local volume="$2"
playerSinkIndex="$(pactl list ...
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Using brightness/volume keys in tty/virtual console?
Have you looked at and tried this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Linux_console/Keyboard_configuration ?
You need to create a custom(ized) virtual console keymap. (This is in Arch. I guess it's ...
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Using brightness/volume keys in tty/virtual console?
This is not a generalized solution to the problem, but after a couple days of troubleshooting, I discovered pommed, which is specifically for managing hotkeys on Apple laptops (which is what I have).
...
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Using brightness/volume keys in tty/virtual console?
It depends on which shell you use in your tty, but generally: Yes, you can. The readline library is the software component that makes these keyshortcuts possible.
I only happen to know how it works ...
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Volume icon for PulseAudio on Tint2 -- nothing works!
I installed Openbox, and indeed was missing the Volume widget. My machine is Debian Stretch 9.6 at moment of this writing.
I installed the Package "volumeicon-alsa"
- sudo apt install volumeicon-alsa
...
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