It's not your fault. There is really nothing there under "how to report
a bug" about, you know, how to actually report a bug. Maybe this is one
reason why pulseaudio has had so many "BLAST AT 100% FULL VOLUME THROUGH
YOUR HEADPHONES" bugs.
On 11/03/2024 09:28, Martin Guy wrote:
Hi!
A
I tested it with
pactl -- set-sink-volume 0 0db
and it sets the volume to 100%. So the ability to specify absolute
decibel values is only useful if you like blasting stuff at greater than
or equal to 100% volume
On 04/06/2022 08:48, Sean Greenslade wrote:
While debugging, I did notice
Here is the problem:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/-/blob/master/src/utils/pactl.c
In src/utils/pactl.c:
Between line 2530 and line 2535, in function parse_volume:
These two 'if' statements will BOTH execute if the input string contains
both a '.' and ends with a '%'.
Here's a warning that if you try this command
pactl -- set-sink-volume 0 10.5%
Pulseaudio will set your volume to 150% and destroy your ears as well as
your headphones.
This is the latest in the very long list of times pulseaudio has blasted
loud noise at me due to poor design and
I've lost count of the number of times Pulseaudio has been responsible
for noise being blasted through my headphones at 100% maximum volume or
my speakers suddenly blasting audio at 100% maximum loudness
Hello,
I want to stream audio from a game to discord, while also sharing my mic
at the same time.
This is a very common thing that people do all the time on other
operating systems. For some reason this seems to be almost impossible to
do with Pulseaudio.
Why is it so difficult?
Hello
I want to create a loopback, to record from one specific device, and to
play back on another specific device.
My problem is, I have no idea how to specify the devices to read from
and write to when I load the module to create the loopback.
Everything I have tried so far just results
Hello,
Does Pulseaudio give the ability to capture the audio output stream from
a specific app?
I can't seem to find an option for this. The only capture options I have
in pavucontrol are Monitors of the sound devices, and audio captures of
the sound devices.
Is this feature implemented as
Hello,
If I switch to a virtual terminal and back (eg, ctrl+alt+fX and then
ctrl+alt+f7) pulseaudio sets my alsa mixer settings to either 100%
MAXIMALLY FUCKING LOUD VOLUME or totally silent.
Why is this happening?
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Actually I was wrong -- it's not necessary to log in, just switching to
a virtual terminal with Ctrl + Alt + Fx is enough to trigger this stupid
behavior.
How do you tell pulseaudio to stop doing this?
On 20/04/2020 00:23, Patrick May wrote:
I've now worked out exactly when it's happening
though - it either sets it to 100% or 0%.
But it always does it one way or the other.
It also seems to happen when I log out at a virtual terminal.
Does anyone know why this is happening?
On 19/04/2020 17:52, Patrick May wrote:
Hello,
Pulseaudio seems to like to set my ALSA mixer settings
Hello,
Pulseaudio seems to like to set my ALSA mixer settings to ABSOLUTE
COMPLETELY MAXED OUT VOLUME seemingly at random, it seems like it
happens usually when I reboot the computer but I'm not sure.
I guess it's happening when the pulseaudio daemon gets started.
This is resulting in
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