closing since that works in jaunty now
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Sorry, I don't have the USB sound card any more. But as in jaunty pulse
is somehow used to set volume and pulse never was affected by this
problem it could get quiet here.
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could you try if that's still an issue in jaunty?
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I will check on jaunty this evening.
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Oh, for clarity, I'm talking about mixer control both through
Gnome-GStreamer-ALSA-HW, and (GStreamer)-PulseAudio-ALSA-HW.
All working.
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I have not seen this problem in Ubuntu Jaunty, it appears to be fixed.
Mixer control works fine.
Hardware:
Creative Xmod USB, USB Device ID 041e:30d0 Creative Technology, Ltd
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I've the same problem with Ubuntu 8.10 x64, CMI8788 audio card
(X-Meridian 7.1) and Alsa 1.0.17. The volume control of gnome going
crazy if I want setup volume on lower or upper setting.
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I can confirm this very annoying bug with my Club3D Theatron (which uses a
CMI8788 chip) under Intrepid.
Please fix this bug as soon as possible!
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Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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Øyvind,
I have exactly the same problem with my Asus Xonar D1 (lspci = 06:01.0
Multimedia audio controller: C-Media Electronics Inc CMI8788 [Oxygen HD
Audio]).
If I select Xonar D1 (Alsa Mixer) in the default mixer track of gnome-
sound-properties, any sound volume is going mad (sliders jumping
Thank you all for confirming this disjointed (unbalanced), erratic
volume control issue. I am glad to hear that it's not only my hardware
(Samson Audio - C01U USB Microphone) but many USB devices suffering from
this issue. Must have taken me 20 attempts to get both channels up to
80. Is there any
Can't believe this problem is worse than ever in Intrepid :(
Adjusting the volume of my Creative Xmod through the normal Gnome mixer
(as ALSA device) is next to impossible without the sliders jumping
everywhere, channels un-linking, etc. And now it even affects the Intel
HDA sound card on my
I have exactly the same problems with Multimedia audio controller:
Ensoniq ES1370 [AudioPCI] (rev 01), so it's not only USB devices. This
is intrepid ibex rc on amd64.
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** Changed in: alsa-lib (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: alsa-driver = alsa-lib
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Status: New = Confirmed
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** Changed in: gnome-media (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
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Hi,
from my point of view pulse volume control was not affected by this bug.
Indeed I am using pulse controls all the time since 7.10 because it is
the only one working without bugs.
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I actually did observe this a few days ago in pavucontrol (one channel
moving spurriously, sudden muting while adjusting volume w/ mouswheel,
only on control for affected soundcard (the soundblaster mp3+ usb)) but
seems fine now...
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This Bug is not Gnome Volume only but is somehow connected to alsa
itself, please keep that in mind. I also don't know why pulse Volume
Control is the only tool not affected by this bug.
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The Gnome Volume Manager problem has been filed as bug 148181. It's
possible that it's the same underlying problem.
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So it turns out that Gnome Volume Manager manages _disk_ volumes. I
should have said Gnome Volume Controller, which is a part of gnome-
media, I believe.
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I'm experiencing this with several types of USB soundcards, in fact, all
of the types I'ved used and on three different systems I've used them
with. It' s a very consistent bug. I'd help, but I currently have no
idea where to look.
If you need assistence testing a patch, please let me know.
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As someone noted above this bug is also present when using creative
xmod. It seems to be some kind of race condition, where maybe two pieces
of code try to change volume to the response of changing volume using
the knob or +/- on the keyboard. This is only my guess. Anyway, bug
still exists in
Can't believe this annoying bug is still present in Hardy. IIRC, Feisty
did not have problems with volume control on my Creative Xmod.
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Not a g-v-m bug, closing this task.
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James Cockshaw Yes, with pulseaudio or any of the alsa mixer which can
control sound device volume you can go around that nasty bug.
(I have been using gamix for some time instead of the usual gnome volume
control and I can easily manage the volume of my 2 soundcard input/output)
I REALLY hope
Hi - this is definitely a gnome problem.
Open up volume control in Gnome and select USB as your audio device.
You will see sliders for left and right channels in the playback tab.
Try moving them - they move in an erratic fashion as described above.
Unlink them by selecting the chain icon at the
for anyone's information though, I got around it by installing
pulseaudio and using that that that gets the volume controls and keys
without having to adjust manually
Unhappily from the hardy alpha I have tried this bug is still
persistant, although again setting to pulseaudio (which is standard)
Same problem here. I have logitech usb speakers.
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Same problem here with my 2 USB sound device (logitech headset / Edirol UA-1X).
Alsamixer works.
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Re-submitted to gstreamer bug list:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gstreamer/+bug/158590
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Same problem here. When adjusting the volume on my external Creative
Xmod USB audio card, the sliders behave very erratic, and the left+right
channel link is broken, one channel goes to zero, etc. Totally unusable.
Alsamixer works just fine.
This worked correctly in Ubuntu Feisty for me, but
Same problem here with this system:
Clean install Ubuntu 7.10
Plantronics DSP 500 (now called GAMECOMPRO 1)
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tranqy, I think you are right. I closed gnome-volume-manager and i was able to
change the volume normally with alsamixer
BTW Xmod volume control worked correctly on Feisty.
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Because alsamixer seems to work ok, this may be a gnome bug and not ALSA
one. Anybody here tried controlling volume with alsamixer (make sure to
close gnome volume control or it will influence alsamixer)?
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