Open marekvospel opened 3 years ago
It is possible to add this feature (or fix the bug), as far as panon can capture the event when a new device is connected. I believe "org.kde.plasma.private.volume" can capture this event, with its "PulseObject.Ports.length" I guess. But I cannot find its documentation on kde.org to make it work.
Specifically, I see Zren using these variables in volumewin7mixer. PulseObject.channels: https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-volumewin7mixer/blob/e66e2918bc7572c189f86c4367ae6f21db7b5af0/package/contents/ui/MixerItem.qml#L28 PulseObject.ports: https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-volumewin7mixer/blob/e66e2918bc7572c189f86c4367ae6f21db7b5af0/package/contents/ui/MixerItem.qml#L157 But I am not able to import them into panon. conlose.log() shows theses variables are undefined. Does anyone has a clue? What is the correct way to use these APIs?
Hi @Zren, could you please give me some advice? or a link to the documentation of this PulseObject variable. Thanks.
SinkModel
, SourceModel
etc, inherit AbstractModel
, which is an "array" where the child items only have one property, which can be referenced as model.PulseObject
in a ListModel
, or just as PulseObject
.
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-pa/-/blob/master/src/pulseaudio.cpp#L119
Sink
/Source
instances inherit Device
which inherits VolumeObject
which inherits PulseObject
.SinkInput
/SourceOutput
inherit Stream
which inherits VolumeObject
which inherits PulseObject
.
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Describe the bug Panon only detects new devices when it starts. If a bluetooth / jack / different audio output device is connected while panon is already running, panon won't react to that output stream.
Steps to reproduce