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| Dave Murray 2007-09-03, 1:16 pm |
| Where are all the places that sound level can be set with Debian
Linux/Gnome? I can't get the same volume levels (actually, not even
close) as I can get in WIndows XP. Since it's the same hardware, it must
be a software problem.
Dave
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| sk8r-365 2007-09-03, 1:16 pm |
| Horton heard a Who named Dave Murray saying:
> Where are all the places that sound level can be set with Debian
> Linux/Gnome? I can't get the same volume levels (actually, not even
> close) as I can get in WIndows XP. Since it's the same hardware, it must
> be a software problem.
>
Assuming you're using ALSA, open a terminal and enter alsamixer.
Make adjustments as needed.
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sk8r-365
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| Dave Murray 2007-09-03, 1:16 pm |
| sk8r-365 wrote:
> Horton heard a Who named Dave Murray saying:
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> Assuming you're using ALSA, open a terminal and enter alsamixer.
> Make adjustments as needed.
>
Thank you!
Dave
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