Hi all, I use XMMS to listen to music, while other sound enabled
applications do their things. These other applications sometimes send
sound warnings that I hear mixed along the music.
The problem is that some applications have low volume samples that I
can barely hear together with loud music. I
Hi!
The thing you need is the softvol plugin. Here is an example of how you
use it:
pcm.xmms {
type softvol
slave.pcmdefault
control {
name XMMS
card 0
}
}
If you now make XMMS use the xmms device, you get a new volume control
called XMMS that
On 2/8/07, Ingo Müller wrote:
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If you now make XMMS use the xmms device, you get a new volume control
called XMMS that controls the volume of that device. You may have to
change the value of slave.pcm according to the name of the device you
used with XMMS before.
I get the same as
Hi!
I had the same problem as you when I set up my system. The controls
don't appear imidiately. I don't know yet what does the trick. Try
combinations of playing sound and restarting alsa/your computer. I'm
pretty sure that the device has to be used at least once before it
appears. Maybe an ALSA
On 2/8/07, Ingo Müller wrote:
I had the same problem as you when I set up my system. The controls
don't appear imidiately. I don't know yet what does the trick. Try
combinations of playing sound and restarting alsa/your computer. I'm
pretty sure that the device has to be used at least once
Hi!
Bruno Schneider schrieb:
Great! It works! :) Thanks Ingo!
That's good to hear!
I restarted ALSA and the volume knob became available. As I had used
the new device before restarting ALSA, I'm not sure if it could be
done without previously playing sound. My final .asoundrc is:
