Description of problem: If i play music in banshee, then turn down the volume using the gnome system volume control, As soon i get under like 60% banshee suddenly mutes itself. Even if i pull up the system volume again to maximum banshee stays muted. If I bring the system volume to a level where banshee accepts it it is still freaking loud on my headphones. I am only able to turn it down to a decent volume via pavucontrol. Banshee however displays that volume itself as muted (icon on the right has a cross through) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: play music in banshee, turn down the system volume until banshee mutes itself, then turn it up again Actual results: banshee stays muted Expected results: banshee just becomes more silent Additional info: I am using headphones. Packages are all on latest Fedora 19 status (I updated all today). I had to configure flat-volumes = no in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf to be able to use my volume control in a proper way at all. lspci about audio: 00:09.0 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation MCP73 High Definition Audio (rev a1) My headphones are connected via 3.5mm line out Regards, Erik
Hi Erik, Could you please file this upstream as well, at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=banshee ? We don't really have anyone fixing issues with Banshee code at Fedora and you'd get more feedback at upstream. Thanks, and sorry for the inconvenience.
I will test wether i can reproduce it on my fedora 20 system too and will forward it then (if it is the case). (might take a few days though) Regards, Erik
Description: The same here. When I adjust the volume under 20% then banshee gets muted.
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