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Hello, thanks for sharing the project it helped me understand some nuances of sounds in linux.
I was wondering if you ever thought about putting a small enhancement which would apply the changes to all sinks that are currently in RUNNING state. (notation is specific to pactl.
basically the script could extract a list of sinks running using something like:
forsin$(pactl list short sinks | grep RUNNING | cut -f2);do volume -n -s $s down 10;done
and a loop could be applied to all the sinks which comes out of the command.
Just an idea, you might have already thought about it...
Cheers,
Rodrigo
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Hello, thanks for sharing the project it helped me understand some nuances of sounds in linux.
I was wondering if you ever thought about putting a small enhancement which would apply the changes to all sinks that are currently in RUNNING state. (notation is specific to
pactl
.basically the script could extract a list of sinks running using something like:
and a loop could be applied to all the sinks which comes out of the command.
Just an idea, you might have already thought about it...
Cheers,
Rodrigo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: