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Gnome volume manager
Gnome volume manager





gnome volume manager
  1. GNOME VOLUME MANAGER DRIVERS
  2. GNOME VOLUME MANAGER DRIVER

Now select the full volume that started this whole endeavor, and move the slider all the way to the right. I prefer this method because there are lots of additional options to configure the sinks Click resize and note that a new item appears in the volume listing: free space. Restart Pulseaudio to load new configuration – systemctl -user restart pulseaudio Uncomment load-module-alsa-source to add audio inputs if required Load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:2,1 sink_name=digital sink_properties=scription='DacMagic 100' Currently XFCE has its own volume-manager so there is no need to use e.g.

GNOME VOLUME MANAGER DRIVERS

In the section # Load audio drivers statically uncomment #load-module alsa-sinkĪnd add sinks like this (but with correct device ID numbers from aplay -l) load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:0,0 sink_name=line sink_properties=scription='Line Out' To prevent module-udev-detect or module-detect loading

gnome volume manager

GNOME VOLUME MANAGER DRIVER

Or hack the PulseAudio modules to load only the sink outputs and source inputs you wantĬopy module configuration file to home folder and edit the new file cp /etc/pulse/default.pa ~/.config/pulse/default.pa & nano ~/.config/pulse/default.paĬomment out the whole section # Automatically load driver modules PulseAudio: Create profile to add surround channels to RME Fireface 802 - #3 by Schroedingers-Cat Shell Volume Mixer is an extension for GNOME Shell allowing separate configuration of PulseAudio devices and output switches. Writing pulseaudio profiles | /wiki/Software/PulseAudio If the ‘volume control’ options listed are from another PulseAudio GUI, you could either:Ĭreate custom PulseAudio profiles in /usr/share/pulseaudio/alsa-mixer/profile-sets/ using only the profiles you want, with a udev rule to link the custom profile to the device Selected from PulseAudio Profiles in pavucontrol -tab=5 Configuration Pavucontrol -tab=3 would usually only show controls for active Output Devices If I open them up through PulseAudio volume control they are not there and only the ‘correct’ entry for the device is active but are typically mounted by gnome-volume-manager and are beyond the scope of this document Options for mount and fstab are similar fstab fstab.







Gnome volume manager