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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1370091
Title:
With music playing, pressing the dialpad keys reduces the volume for
an
The question here is more to what is the desired behaviour when playing
DTMF tones.
It needs to be an alert, as on silent mode you don't want it to play,
but any alert at this moment will trigger the ducking effect described
by the bug.
Do we want it to duck or to cork? Cork would be even more
We could later on have a separated role for dtmf, that would not be
affected by corking and not by ducking, but that is currently not
possible as it'd break the silent mode use case.
Once we're able to group roles, and separate behaviour with volume, we
can get this fixed, but post RTM.
** Also
So from IRC it's more about the lack of a fading effect when ducking the
sound. There's also an issue that the dtmf tone takes a while to
disappear after playing the sound, and for that I added a bugtask for
tone generator.
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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As talked on IRC, I was expecting it to fade-out and fade-in instead of
doing that instantly. And also it would have been good if the interval
in which the sound comes back to its normal value was reduced as in
android devices.
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