| 2016-05-27 09:29:33 |
G.M. |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2016-05-27 09:30:49 |
G.M. |
description |
Hi,
I wanted to disable the firefox "alert" sound... So I searched the web and I found a lot of tips...
One of them was about opening "unity-control-center sound" and setting "Mute" in the "Sound Effects" tab.
Unfortunately, as soon as I did launch "unity-control-center sound" trouble arose:
- I'm listening to music using "jango.com" (i.e. using Firefox+flash plugin)
- When the song changes or I reload the page, a new "Firefox" (in fact "CubebUtils") entry appears in the "Applications" tab of "unity-control-center sound".
- Unfortunately, this new entry has a volume set to 0.
This means that, as soon as "unity-control-center sound" is opened, I have to go set the sound volume at every song change. This does not go away with closing unity-control-center.
However, opening unity-control-center has no effect on default volume for mplayer, vlc, etc., only FF/flash... |
Hi,
I wanted to disable the firefox "alert" sound... So I searched the web and I found a lot of tips...
One of them was about opening "unity-control-center sound" and setting "Mute" in the "Sound Effects" tab.
Unfortunately, as soon as I did launch "unity-control-center sound" trouble arose:
- I'm listening to music using "jango.com" (i.e. using Firefox+flash plugin)
- When the song changes or I reload the page, a new "Firefox" (in fact "CubebUtils") entry appears in the "Applications" tab of "unity-control-center sound".
- Unfortunately, this new entry has a volume set to 0.
This means that, as soon as "unity-control-center sound" is opened, I have to go set the sound volume at every song change. This does not go away with closing unity-control-center.
However, opening unity-control-center has no effect on default volume for mplayer, vlc, etc., only FF/flash...
~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=16.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=xenial
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 16.04 LTS"
With lastest updates as of today
~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep flash
flashplugin-installer install
gnome-flashback install
gnome-flashback-common install
gnome-session-flashback install |
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| 2016-05-27 09:31:59 |
G.M. |
description |
Hi,
I wanted to disable the firefox "alert" sound... So I searched the web and I found a lot of tips...
One of them was about opening "unity-control-center sound" and setting "Mute" in the "Sound Effects" tab.
Unfortunately, as soon as I did launch "unity-control-center sound" trouble arose:
- I'm listening to music using "jango.com" (i.e. using Firefox+flash plugin)
- When the song changes or I reload the page, a new "Firefox" (in fact "CubebUtils") entry appears in the "Applications" tab of "unity-control-center sound".
- Unfortunately, this new entry has a volume set to 0.
This means that, as soon as "unity-control-center sound" is opened, I have to go set the sound volume at every song change. This does not go away with closing unity-control-center.
However, opening unity-control-center has no effect on default volume for mplayer, vlc, etc., only FF/flash...
~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=16.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=xenial
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 16.04 LTS"
With lastest updates as of today
~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep flash
flashplugin-installer install
gnome-flashback install
gnome-flashback-common install
gnome-session-flashback install |
Hi,
I wanted to disable the firefox "alert" sound... So I searched the web and I found a lot of tips...
One of them was about opening "unity-control-center sound" and setting "Mute" in the "Sound Effects" tab.
Unfortunately, as soon as I did launch "unity-control-center sound" trouble arose:
- I'm listening to music using "jango.com" (i.e. using Firefox+flash plugin)
- When the song changes or I reload the page, a new "Firefox" (in fact "CubebUtils") entry appears in the "Applications" tab of "unity-control-center sound".
- Unfortunately, this new entry has a volume set to 0.
This means that, as soon as "unity-control-center sound" is opened, I have to go set the sound volume at every song change. This does not go away with closing unity-control-center.
This is also the case when watching/changing video on YT with HTML5 player...
However, opening unity-control-center has no effect on default volume for mplayer, vlc, etc., only FF/flash/HTML5...
~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=16.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=xenial
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 16.04 LTS"
With lastest updates as of today
~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep flash
flashplugin-installer install
gnome-flashback install
gnome-flashback-common install
gnome-session-flashback install |
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| 2016-05-27 09:34:01 |
G.M. |
description |
Hi,
I wanted to disable the firefox "alert" sound... So I searched the web and I found a lot of tips...
One of them was about opening "unity-control-center sound" and setting "Mute" in the "Sound Effects" tab.
Unfortunately, as soon as I did launch "unity-control-center sound" trouble arose:
- I'm listening to music using "jango.com" (i.e. using Firefox+flash plugin)
- When the song changes or I reload the page, a new "Firefox" (in fact "CubebUtils") entry appears in the "Applications" tab of "unity-control-center sound".
- Unfortunately, this new entry has a volume set to 0.
This means that, as soon as "unity-control-center sound" is opened, I have to go set the sound volume at every song change. This does not go away with closing unity-control-center.
This is also the case when watching/changing video on YT with HTML5 player...
However, opening unity-control-center has no effect on default volume for mplayer, vlc, etc., only FF/flash/HTML5...
~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=16.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=xenial
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 16.04 LTS"
With lastest updates as of today
~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep flash
flashplugin-installer install
gnome-flashback install
gnome-flashback-common install
gnome-session-flashback install |
Hi,
I wanted to disable the firefox "alert" sound... So I searched the web and I found a lot of tips...
One of them was about opening "unity-control-center sound" and setting "Mute" in the "Sound Effects" tab.
Unfortunately, as soon as I did launch "unity-control-center sound" trouble arose:
- I'm listening to music using "jango.com" (i.e. using Firefox+flash plugin)
- When the song changes or I reload the page, a new "Firefox" (in fact "CubebUtils") entry appears in the "Applications" tab of "unity-control-center sound".
- Unfortunately, this new entry has a volume set to 0.
This means that, as soon as "unity-control-center sound" is opened, I have to go set the sound volume at every song change. This does not go away with closing unity-control-center.
However, opening unity-control-center has no effect on default volume for mplayer, vlc, etc., only FF/flash...
Fortunately, it disappears with a reboot, but it is VERY annoying |
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| 2016-05-30 09:48:22 |
G.M. |
unity (Ubuntu): status |
New |
Invalid |
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| 2016-07-12 13:43:42 |
G.M. |
marked as duplicate |
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