[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-12-05 Thread Bartek
The configuration option suggested does not really fix the problem
because with it the channel controlled by the xine volume slider is the
master channel, which should be controlled only by the desktop system
volume control.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-12-01 Thread Robertjm
Can't find a way to edit the previous comment so adding a clarification.

I meant to say ...I have upgraded to Karmic Koala. As installed, the
problem still exists...

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-12-01 Thread Robertjm
Going over past bugs reported.

I have not upgraded to Karmic Koala. As installed, the problem still existed.
When I checked my .xine/config file I found:


# audio driver to use
# { auto  null  pulseaudio  alsa  oss  esd  file  none }, default: 0
# audio.driver:auto

# device used for pulseaudio
# string, default: 
# audio.pulseaudio_device:
---

Changed to:

---
# audio driver to use
# { auto  null  pulseaudio  alsa  oss  esd  file  none }, default: 0
audio.driver:pulseaudio

# device used for pulseaudio
# string, default: 
audio.pulseaudio_device: pulseaudio
---

Before restarting xine I cranked my default volume to full. After
starting my opening volume is now full in Xine so changing the settings
per return13 fixed the problem.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-10-10 Thread Robertjm
Michel,

I thought that ubuntu was moving away from Alsa towards Pulse Audio?

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-10-10 Thread Michal Bořek
Robertjm,
xine-ui default output pulseaudio, but volume control defaults to 0%
xine-ui with audio.pulseaudio_device: pulseaudio or audio.pulseaudio_device: 
anything output alsa and volume control defaults by settings

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-10-09 Thread Michal Bořek
audio.pulseaudio_device:pulseaudio not a solution. not use pulseaudio,
but alsa

xine --verbose=10 videofile

for audio.pulseaudio_device: pulseaudio 
*
load_plugins: plugin /usr/lib/xine/plugins/1.26/xineplug_ao_out_pulseaudio.so 
found
main: probing pulseaudio audio output plugin
audio_pulse_out: host  pulseaudio sink (null)
audio_pulse_out: failed to connect context object Connection refused
load_plugins: failed to load audio output plugin pulseaudio
main: probing alsa audio output plugin
audio_alsa_out : supported modes are 8bit 16bit 32bit mono stereo (4-channel 
not enabled in xine config) (4.1-channel not enabled in xine config) (5-channel 
not enabled in xine config) (5.1-channel not enabled in xine config) (a/52 and 
DTS pass-through not enabled in xine config)
*

for audio.pulseaudio_device:

load_plugins: plugin /usr/lib/xine/plugins/1.26/xineplug_ao_out_pulseaudio.so 
found
main: probing pulseaudio audio output plugin
audio_pulse_out: host (null) sink (null)
audio_pulse_out: ao_open bits=16 rate=48000, mode=8


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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-09-16 Thread return13
Same Problem on Jaunty - but like Tom have said - setting
audio.pulseaudio_device to pulseaudio solves the problem.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-09-16 Thread return13
Der Vollständigkeit halber   -   ~/.xine/config

audio.driver:pulseaudio
audio.pulseaudio_device:pulseaudio

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2009-04-07 Thread David Kohen
Happens for me on Intrepid, and the workaround works.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-09-14 Thread Robertjm
This is also happening in Intrepid Ibex

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-07-25 Thread edgar9000
i try to apply this configuration but it doesn't fix the problem... when
I open the xine-ui the volumen level is still in 0%

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-07-13 Thread Oliver Joos
Same here with xine-ui 0.99.5+cvs20070914-2
But I think I solved it!

Try to set settings - audio - pulseaudio_device to the string pulseaudio 
(the default name of local pulseaudio server)
and settings - audio - volume.mixer_volume to 100%
and settings - audio - volume.remember_volume to true.

If this really solves it for everybody, then this bug is just a bad
default for an empty pulseaudio_device. Moreover the parameter name
remember_volume is misleading and neither does act like its title
declares (at least in the german translation): if remember_volume is
false and xine starts then its volume is reset to the most recent
mixer_volume that was saved together with remember_volume set to
true - quite confusing!

So I think this IS a bug, but cause(s) and effect are a bit far apart.
:-)

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-07-13 Thread Tom Haddon
I can confirm the following setting in .xine/config fixed it for me:
audio.pulseaudio_device:pulseaudio

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-07-13 Thread nanopino
after some testing i confirm that Olivers configuration suggestion does
fix this bug...

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-06-28 Thread mustangtyson
** Changed in: xine-ui (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Confirmed

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-06-15 Thread Tom Haddon
I can also confirm that killall pulseaudio works around this issue.
This would suggest that pasuspender should work too (I believe it's
supposed to suspend pulse audio for the duration of the script it's
calling), but that didn't seem to work for me while killall pulseaudio
works for the duration of the current session.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-06-12 Thread striscio
I just discovered that killing pulseaudio solves the issue. If it can be
called a solution.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-06-12 Thread mustangtyson
I have the same problem.  Confirm the bug

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-06-09 Thread Tom Haddon
I'm experiencing the same issue on a Dell Inspiron 530 (desktop), but
not on a Dell Inspiron 1420N (laptop).

I thought I might be able to work around this by calling the --session
volume=100 option. However, even with this, there's no sound. If I hit
one of the volume up or volume down keys within Xine (not the Gnome
system volume) then the sound appears instantly (at the correct level).
So for instance, if I hit the Volume Down key once, suddenly I have
sound at 99%.

I tried removing my .xine config directory and re-running xine, but
still the same.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-05-29 Thread wild_oscar
I confirm the bug.

I also upgraded from Gutsy to Hardy and worked fine before.

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[Bug 231507] Re: Xine-UI defaults to sound volume to 0% in Hardy

2008-05-19 Thread striscio
I confirm the bug and I agree that is very annoying.

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