Gary: > Well, that certainly produces debugging output. However, it's all from when I > attached the applet to the panel. After that, there was nothing. I > first started the audio test. Audio was sounding. I then > left-clicked on the volume control applet to open it to the slider. > Audio was still sounding. Then I moved the slider. The audio > stopped sounding, although the test was still running. There was > still no new output in the terminal window.
Hmm, I am surprised that this doesn't produce better debug information. Now that I look, I see the same output. Perhaps GStreamers mixer interfaces don't print such useful debug. The debug output does show that you are using the "sunaudiomixer", which is correct. > Whatever the panel slider is doing, the problem only happens when I move the > knob at the same time as the audio is sounding. As well, there are two > different > sliders that emanate from the same icon. It's the small one that appears as a > result of a left-click that causes the problem. I notice when I double-left-click on the icon that it launches the gnome-volume-control application. When I just left-click on it, I just see one slider. When I right click on it, I see the Preferences menu. In the Preferences, I don't see anything that would enable a second slider. So, if you see two sliders, that is odd. Could you share a screenshot so I can understand more what you are seeing? Also, when you run gnome-volume-control, and look on the "Playback" tab, is the "Volume" slider marked as muted? If so, the speaker under the slider would show a red line through it. Does "Built-in Speaker" and/or "Line Out" have a check under the slider? Thanks, Brian
