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gromlok

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thepasto

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Registered: 2009-03-16

Posts: 58

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you have to set custom shortcuts on your mixer. I.E on KDE open Kmix-->Settings-->Configure Shortcuts.
Search for Increase Volume and set under Global column your Custom shurtcuts (Just turn the wheel as you want). Repet the step for Decrese Volume shortcut. That's all, it sould work. If you're using gnome procedure should be the same.

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gromlok

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nsa.wijayanto

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Registered: 2009-09-29

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It looks like there's no keybinding for that wheel. You can check it using xev.

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thepasto

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Hello, I'm using XFCE, and In the Mixer opion, in Multimedia, I made visile the Master control, with the vertical lines for volume, but when I move the wheel It does nor work, nor in Amarok!! I don't have a similar option in my settings in XFCE.

Do you know what else could I do?

Thank you.

I don't know XFCE so i can't say you how to set shortcuts, but you can use this method to configure the wheel.
First of all open xev. On the square move left/right your wheel and take note of buttons number, then you could install xbindkeys from extra then edit/create .xbindkeys file in your home.

I.E

# Volume Decrease
"amixer -c 0 sset Master 1- unmute cap" 
c: ### write here the code recived from Xev

# Volume Increase'
"amixer -c 0 sset Master 1+ unmute cap"
c: ### write here the code recived from Xev

now run xbinkeys. To set permanently  put xbindkeys in autostart

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gromlok

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thepasto

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you have to paste keycode. In your examples are keycode 122 and keycode 123, so in your .xbinkeys you have to append after "c:" only these numbers.

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gromlok

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thepasto

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Probably you have to set the correct channel. Open alsamixer and check if the it is called Master. Otherwise you can see here. http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xfc … 7t_working and http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xfc … me_buttons

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