Is there any way to control the volume for the gnome system sounds? They default to 50% and are too quiet to be audible.
I see a system sounds entry in the volume control panel, but whenever I increase it, and a system sound plays, it resets itself to 50%.
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I am having the same problem on Fedora 10.
It seems to happen randomly. like if I open PulseAudio Volume Control and change it to 100% system sounds play at 100% but it seems the Gnome Sound properties maybe resets it.
At first I thought that the PAVUControl wasn’t saving the settings but it is because when I go back into it later it’s still right.
btw, the xmms sound output is at 100% for front-left and 95% for front-right, and whatever resets the system sounds to 50% ALSO resets the xmms sound output to 100% / 95% …
it is very annoying, especially since i can’t find anything about it in google. This was the only thing. Anyone have an answer? I’d like to use my system sounds (worthless at 50%).
Thanks for anyone who can help.
