• Volume Control

    From pinnerite@pinnerite@gmail.com to alt.os.linux.mint on Mon Sep 8 20:31:50 2025
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    When I have a source open, whether a video on a browser or a recording
    or live broadcast from Mythtv, the volume is too low. When I open the Pulseaudio volume control, the default settings appear to be 100%. i
    need something like 133%.

    I can move the slider but it doesn't stay. Is there somewhere that I
    can change the default?
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  • From yossarian@alt.os.linux.mint on Mon Sep 8 22:51:16 2025
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    On Mon, 8 Sep 2025 20:31:50 +0100
    pinnerite <pinnerite@gmail.com> wrote:

    When I have a source open, whether a video on a browser or a recording
    or live broadcast from Mythtv, the volume is too low. When I open the Pulseaudio volume control, the default settings appear to be 100%. i
    need something like 133%.

    I can move the slider but it doesn't stay. Is there somewhere that I
    can change the default?

    sound/output/overamplification
    in device settings on bottom.
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  • From Paul@nospam@needed.invalid to alt.os.linux.mint on Mon Sep 8 17:58:07 2025
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    On Mon, 9/8/2025 3:31 PM, pinnerite wrote:
    When I have a source open, whether a video on a browser or a recording
    or live broadcast from Mythtv, the volume is too low. When I open the Pulseaudio volume control, the default settings appear to be 100%. i
    need something like 133%.

    I can move the slider but it doesn't stay. Is there somewhere that I
    can change the default?


    If you run "alsamixer", it shows just one control for volume.

    That's because the device selection is set to "Default".

    If the device selection is set to RealTek, you can get
    more of the old ALSA mixer. I have to make the panel wider, to
    see all of them.

    [Picture]

    https://i.postimg.cc/QNKTqzdq/LM222-Audio-Controls.gif

    There is a Line Boost, but it is unclear whether that is
    LineIN or LineOUT.

    I think the controls used to be "Master" and "PCM", but my
    "PCM" is already 100% and so some other control will be
    needed to provide more boost than that. The HDAudio has gain
    blocks in it, so it should be able to compensate for the
    Hollywood -15dB problem.

    Paul
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  • From Alan K.@alan@invalid.com to alt.os.linux.mint on Mon Sep 8 22:13:06 2025
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    On 9/8/25 3:31 PM, pinnerite wrote:
    When I have a source open, whether a video on a browser or a recording
    or live broadcast from Mythtv, the volume is too low. When I open the Pulseaudio volume control, the default settings appear to be 100%. i
    need something like 133%.

    I can move the slider but it doesn't stay. Is there somewhere that I
    can change the default?
    There is another panel applet, sound150. It allows you to push it past 100% to 150%.
    Remove the standard sound applet and install sound150.
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  • From pinnerite@pinnerite@gmail.com to alt.os.linux.mint on Wed Sep 10 15:15:29 2025
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    On Mon, 8 Sep 2025 22:51:16 +0200
    yossarian <<nomail@gmail.com>> wrote:

    On Mon, 8 Sep 2025 20:31:50 +0100
    pinnerite <pinnerite@gmail.com> wrote:

    When I have a source open, whether a video on a browser or a recording
    or live broadcast from Mythtv, the volume is too low. When I open the Pulseaudio volume control, the default settings appear to be 100%. i
    need something like 133%.

    I can move the slider but it doesn't stay. Is there somewhere that I
    can change the default?

    sound/output/overamplification
    in device settings on bottom.

    It took me a while to realise what you meant but actually it was so simple and worked.

    Thank you,

    Alan

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