GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 302813
volume inside playbin doesn't work after the first file has been played
Last modified: 2005-05-09 09:11:03 UTC
when setting the volume property on the playbin, it works for the first file, but then, when playing subsequent files, it doesn't work here's the log of the sound server May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] ---------- STARTED ---------- May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] Loading configuration 'playlist.xml' May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] Loading playlist May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] loading tracks in /media/music May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] loading tracks in /media/kahvicollective May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] Configuration loaded May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] connected to the daemon May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] service acquired May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] server registered May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] Initializing playbin May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] Start playing May 3 11:04:19 [sound-server] file: /media/music/Carl Cox/Global (disc 2)/10 - Another Chance (Tom De Neef Mix).ogg May 3 11:04:20 [sound-server] Duration: 241 seconds -- 4:01 May 3 11:04:44 [sound-server] mute requested, setting volume to 0.0 May 3 11:04:44 [sound-server] volume set to 0.000000 May 3 11:04:46 [sound-server] mute requested, setting to previous volume 1.000000 May 3 11:04:46 [sound-server] volume set to 1.000000 May 3 11:08:22 [sound-server] file: /media/music/Astral Projection/Amen/01 - Amen.ogg May 3 11:08:22 [sound-server] Duration: 362 seconds -- 6:02 May 3 11:10:15 [sound-server] mute requested, setting volume to 0.0 May 3 11:10:15 [sound-server] volume set to 1.000000 see, as the volume doesn't effectively get set to 0 as it should. this is with sound-server cvs ( http://www.navsys.org/cvs/sound-server.tar.gz?view=tar ) and the command dbus-send --system --type='method_call' --print-reply --dest='org.navsys.sound' /org/navsys/sound/Player org.navsys.sound.Player.Mute to request the mute.
*** Bug 303401 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Fixed, thanks for reporting.