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pygoscelis
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 Posted: Tue Aug 13, 2024 4:54 pm Post subject: Kalarm, Phonon, fade |
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I'm probably the only one with this problem but...
I use kalarm to wake me up. Have done that for years and years.
The handbook says:
| Quote: | | If the Phonon audio backend currently in use supports it, you can fade the volume |
And that was the case until recently. Phonon supported fade, and there was UI in Kalarm to set up fade. Which I did, and woke up every day with ny music playing softly, and gradually becoming louder and louder.
After the update to phonon-4.12.0-r3, this is apparently no longer the case. The fade UI is gone, and I wake up to speakers blasting at 100% volume, which makes me nervous and those around me angry.
This is no good. How do I get my fade back? |
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pygoscelis
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| Posted: Tue Aug 13, 2024 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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| MMadni wrote: | | You might also want to report this issue to the developers |
Developers apparently know, I found this in the source code of phonon-backend-vlc:
| Code: | | #warning VFE crashes and has volume bugs ... deactivated |
(VFE is VolumeFadeEffect)
VLC is the only backend available now, as gstreamer has been deprecated. There is a third party backend called phonon-mpv but it doesn't seem to support any effects. |
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