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Software - Support => Other => Topic started by: miel_8 on June 12, 2022, 04:25:17 AM
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When using volume keys to change the volume, two volume indicators appear.
I know there already was a topic regarding this but the fix (turning off xfce4 volume notifications) completely disabled volume indicators for me.
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What version of Linux Lite are you running?
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Version 6.0
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https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/other/double-volume-indicator/
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Yeah, i already found that post (as mentioned) but if I use the solution provided there, I have no volume Indicator at all anymore
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Try the option under Session and Start Up, Autostart.
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Do you mean the xfce4 volume deamon? I already had that deactivated, it didn't help. Could it be because i have built-in speakers and an AUX port?
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It could be. You've tried the 2 common ways of resolving this. Perhaps that's the way it is for your configuration. Play something and see how many sliders you have in Volume Control, Playback.
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On the output tab without clicking anything I have one slider and a dropdown menu that has 2 options (headphones and speakers)
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You could also try renaming your .pulse folder to .pulse.old and reboot. That's all I can think of for now. Show hidden folders in your home folder.
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Where is the .pulse folder located, I cant find it in my home folder (with hidden files enabled).
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I figured it out. I just had to enable PulseAudio Soundsystem and XFCE Volume Daemon in session and startup under automatic start and turn off xfce4-volume-control in notifications>applications.
Anyways, thanks for your time and help!
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Where is the .pulse folder located, I cant find it in my home folder (with hidden files enabled).
For future reference, the .pulse directory is located in /home/username/.config/.