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[FR]: Volume slider for notifications #488
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Hello old friend. I see. Adjusting volume should be possible with QMediaPlayer class but there are two questions:
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Hey! Thanks for the quick response :) Regarding question 1, I think yeah, that's a nice approach, but then again, I'm not a UI/UX person 😄 About question 2, I mostly agree with you. For instance, the global volume slider on my computer, sits at 100%, because sometimes there are video/music with reaally low volume out there on the internet, so I just leave it at 100%. And if they're too loud, then I manually lower the global volume slider until the video ends (but in practice, these videos have their own volume slider). The main issue for me right now is that, like I mentioned before, any volume modification I make for RSS Guard using PavuControl will be ignored next time I launch RSS Guard. See for yourself: The second application on that screenshot is RSS Guard playing the notification bell. The naming scheme for the PulseAudio sink seems random, so I guess this issue would be solved altogether if there was a way to make this name "permanent". |
That's not it... Pavucontrol (the app I'm using), is just a GUI alternative for I'm pretty bad at explaining things, so please bear with me. :D I'll try to use the answer you linked to explain why it doesn't work (currently). Running
That's right, an empty output. And yes, RSS Guard is already running in the background. RSS Guard will only show up in
Now, at this point I could use either Pavucontrol or
Hope I was able to explain it better now ^^ Thanks! |
Test with latest dev. build once it compiles and let me know. |
As always, thank you so much for the quick implementation <3 I wasn't able to test with the latest AppImage, it's probably missing some library?
These assertions pop up whenever I click to play the notification audio in Settings. |
Tested on a local build and it worked. Thanks for the amazing work! |
@guihkx Well, this is potential clusterfuck: probonopd/linuxdeployqt#96 I will try to include relevant libs into appimage. Also, it may be enough if you just install those packages. What is your distro? |
Ugh. That seems complicated... I'm on Arch Linux, already have gstreamer installed... |
@guihkx Can you try latest dev. build? There are some changes and now on Ubuntu the appimage works. Not tested other distros. EDIT: Confirm it does not work on other distros. |
@guihkx OK, now all gstreamer plugin libraries are copied into AppImage so sounds should work on all distros out-of-box. Testesd with KDE manjaro and kubuntu. Works. AppImage is a bit bigger (+30 MB) but should work much better. Please test and report back. :) |
Worked just fine on Arch too! :) Thanks for the great work! |
Brief description of the feature request
Hi, I know this might sound like a stupid idea, but I was wondering if it'd be possible to add a volume slider in the Notifications window, because right now if you have your system volume set to 100%, RSS Guard will play a notification bell really loud.
I'm on Linux, so I tried using PulseAudio Volume Control to lower the volume of the notifications just for RSS Guard, but apparently Qt creates a randomly named PulseAudio sink every time you launch RSS Guard, so in the end my volume settings aren't saved once I re-launch RSS Guard.
Thank you in advance.
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