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Any ideas how to debug this or how to reset things that may cause this?
Several months ago some apps became very quiet. I think it happened after pairing via Bluetooth with an iPhone (to use the PC headphones/mic there). But it’s unpaired and removed now.
So far I reproduce this issue in these cases:
- Skype: call (or “make a free test call” in settings). The ringtone work fine.
- Bluetooth audio from my Android phone (Pixel 6a). At least the microphone recorder and calls. Youtube seems to work fine somehow, even though in both cases I see the same bluez_input in PulseAudio Volume Control and EasyEffects.
KDE, latest Pipewire, Wireplumber.
As suggested in the Arch wiki I checked volume in alsamixer --> F6, but if I increase from 37 to 100 Skype becomes better but other apps/sounds become too loud, the volume in KDE becomes 100%.
Skype volume in KDE and pavucontrol is 100%.
Last edited by AlexP11223 (2023-11-19 18:24:41)
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If it's limited to Skype just increase that to more than 100%? Probably a Skype bug/adjustment
Bluetooth volume/audio shouldn't matter for the integrated card
Last edited by V1del (2023-11-19 14:36:53)
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It's still quieter than normal at max, and it's also for Android bluetooth calls, not just Skype.
But looks like I fixed it by deleting some Wireplumber cache.
$ systemctl --user stop wireplumber
$ rm -rf ~/.local/state/wireplumber
$ systemctl --user start wireplumber
I have looked into this dir before, but thought that it cannot be related to the issue because in the restore-stream file all volumes were 1.0 and Skype is missing there (I guess Audio:media.role:Communication may be used for it).
Last edited by AlexP11223 (2023-11-19 18:23:52)
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