Thank you for introducing me to pactl
I mapped
pactl set-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@ +10%
To shift+VolumeUpButton on my keyboard.
I can now go to where I want.
and.
The dreaded 40% max is still in place for a hapless user that gets my
keyboard and starts pressing volume buttons.
Not
You are right, but why have a slider that goes to 150%, but you are only
allowed to use it to 100% ? unless you open up the mixer and drag it.
Problem is I always need it at about 150% but the keyboard controls go
to 100%
Maybe just make it 100% max and be done with it and thereby fo0rce the
On 08.02.19 01:21, liebre...@grossmann-venter.com wrote:
I found an interesting reason why this 100% Volume policy in
pavucontrol is actually detrimental.
The sound is very low with the pavucontrol 100% and my keyboard
buttons cannot go past that as that is how pavu controls it.
Its fair,
Thank you very much I appreciate the response.
I appreciate it.
I did find that option looking at the daemon settings, but it didnt look
like it would solve my problem.
I will try again.
There is a setting to disable flat volumes, which is probably what you
want. See the "flat-volumes"
On February 7, 2019 4:21:05 PM PST, liebre...@grossmann-venter.com wrote:
>I found an interesting reason why this 100% Volume policy in
>pavucontrol
>is actually detrimental.
>
>The sound is very low with the pavucontrol 100% and my keyboard buttons
>
>cannot go past that as that is how pavu
I found an interesting reason why this 100% Volume policy in pavucontrol
is actually detrimental.
The sound is very low with the pavucontrol 100% and my keyboard buttons
cannot go past that as that is how pavu controls it.
Its fair, but as soon as I start QEMU, (which uses pulseaudio as
