'Twas brillig, and Ozan Çağlayan at 16/07/09 06:49 did gyre and gimble:
Malte Gell wrote On 16-07-2009 08:09:
Hello,
i use pulse 0.9.14 with KDE 4.3. In the Phonon setting of KDE I set pulseaudio
as the top device for playback.
Ok, and in pavucontrol I've set system sounds to 50% loudness. But system
sound is still much louder than e.g. MP3 playback which has 85% loudness! How
can that be? Is Phonon broken and does not use pulse?
It's possible that the system sounds widget in pavucontrol is not
working at all if the distribution you're using isn't using libcanberra
for playing the event sounds which should be the case with all the major
KDE4 distributions around.
I suspect this is indeed the case. The KDE system sounds are not tied in
to the pulse ones. I think there is a little hack you can do for this
tho' (I've not tested):
Write a small script called kdepulsenotify.sh and put it somewhere,
In the script do:
#!/bin/bash
export PULSE_PROP_media.role="event"
exec paplay "$1"
Make your script executable.
In systemsettings go to:
Notifications -> Player Settings -> Use External Player
enter the path to your script.
Then let me know if it works :)
Col
PS I'm working on proper pulseaudio integration in which this hack would
not be necessary.
Col
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