Mixing with KCM KMix
Frans Englich
frans.englich at telia.com
Sun Feb 1 03:40:30 GMT 2004
Hi everyone,
In "KControl/Sound & Multimedia/Mixer" hides 3 settings, which I suggest we do
the following with:
* Save/Load volumes
Remove. They are obsolete(usability change pre KDE 3.2).
* Load volumes on Login
Move to kmix's preference
* "Maximum number of probed devices per mixer"
Fascinating if users can figure out what this does. Remove it and set the
default value to 3. kmixctrl will then loop 3 times(detecting at maximum 3
sound cards). The option was there in the belief it affected performance. On
my setup, there is no measurable difference between detecting for 15 or 1
mixers. Although, it is best if someone elaborates on this..
The attached patch does these changes.
This leaves an empty kcm, except for its init routine. It could be replaced by
doing a simple:
if kreadconfig --file kmixrc --group Misc --key startkdeRestore --default true
--type bool; then kmixctrl --restore
(if this is the right way, where should it be executed? It must be quite early
in startup)
Or, a corresponding code snippet could be added to an existing init lib.
(if this is preferred - what init lib should it be placed in?)
And after that remove kdemultimedia/kmix/control.
What do people think?
Cheers,
Frans
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