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maxim wexler schreef: |
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> --- Nick Rout <nick@×××××××.nz> wrote: |
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>>unmuting "master" is always needed if you want any |
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>>sound to come out! |
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> Makes sense but it worked before update world with |
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> only PCM unmuted. |
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Some sound servers/mixers allow you to set master to use the PCM setting |
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(by default they are separate, afaik). I think I've seen this in the |
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XMMS settings and possibly elsewhere (either the KDE or GNOME sound |
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server settings). |
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So maybe that's the reason why you could have sound when only unmuting |
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PCM (because PCM was being used for the master setting, so unmuting one |
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effectively unmuted both). But in the default settings (where PCM and |
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Master are two different settings), you would have to unmute Master for |
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anything else to emit sound. |
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Holly |
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